Closed valador closed 1 year ago
@CeeBeeEh check it please
@CeeBeeEh ?
@iperov looks good at first glance, I haven't had a chance to test it yet. (sorry about the first message, I didn't get any notifications for it)
@valador just wondering, on lines 4,5 of the Dockerfile, wouldn't it make more sense to set the container's UID to be the same as the UID of the user launching the container? That way you would avoid any permission issues. For example, if my host UID is 1001 and I link to a data folder in my home directory, then the container's UID of 1000 would not be able to read the data.
Yes, that's right, my user UID is 1000 when building a container, you can pass any UID, but you need to add detect user uid for build to start.sh and pass argument. I'll do it one of these days.
@valador A simple id -u
for the user ID and id -g
for the group ID is all you need.
please do something or close
1 week and I will close this pr.
Some fixes for work on docker.