Closed David-Gil closed 9 years ago
Hi,
did you bind /work on a directory on your host system ?
Maybe you need to run chown docker:users
-R again in the container to r/w permissions.
I can't remember why i needed the docker user. When I started this project a month ago, i had an issue regarding the root user, so I had to create a simple user account.
I have removed the docker
user from the Dockerfiles.
Can you test with this configuration please ?
I briefly tested that configuration and kdesrc-build didn't work. It stayed in the first lines. I'd need more time, because I don't have any 64-bit computer at home. Next week I'll try changing the /work folder owner (I didn't bind the folder to the host machine to make things simpler). Maybe I'll find out what happens.
Hi!
In a Ubuntu-kdedev container I try to clone the kdesrc-build repository and I get the following message.
root@cf8a98f89f0a:/work# su docker docker@cf8a98f89f0a:/work$ git clone git://anongit.kde.org/kdesrc-build.git fatal: could not create work tree dir 'kdesrc-build'.: Permission denied
The thing is I don't understand why there has to be a docker user. It is not that I disagree with it being created, it is that I don't know enough.