Closed mbhoek closed 7 years ago
im not sure why your seeing this, in my testing i dont seem to be able to reproduce, however i have now moved the order around a little bit to see if this fixes the issue, image is built so please pull down and let me know if it fixes the issue.
Yes, that fixed it; plugins can now be enabled and no more errors in log. Thanks!
If I use a
-e PUID
and-e PGID
other than (the default) 0, and I try to enable a plugin from the web interface, the plugin is not enabled and the docker log shows the following error:Might be related to commit d5c45e8d567d7a531bbd4a66d71e4aabb6e78390.