Hi I'm looking to see if this is something we can fix. We are running into an issues with any image based on bullseye. When starting up the permissions aren't getting set unless we run in privileged mode. this makes it so we can't even do a stat or an ls which essentially renders the container useless.
here is an example shortened for brevity when running debian:bullseye.
We can fix this by upgrading docker, however, we have other issues that are blocking us from being able to successfully upgrade to 20.x at this point. We've also tried upgrading to a newer version of 19 without success.
Hi I'm looking to see if this is something we can fix. We are running into an issues with any image based on bullseye. When starting up the permissions aren't getting set unless we run in
privileged
mode. this makes it so we can't even do a stat or an ls which essentially renders the container useless.here is an example shortened for brevity when running
debian:bullseye
.This is the current Docker info
We can fix this by upgrading docker, however, we have other issues that are blocking us from being able to successfully upgrade to 20.x at this point. We've also tried upgrading to a newer version of 19 without success.
Any help here is greatly appreciated.