Closed EgonSpengler closed 5 years ago
Sorry, additional note I only just thought of: it's probably worth mentioning that this is an ntfs drive mounted with the following options:
UUID=4A1FD6C759C9F943 /mnt/four ntfs rw,uid=1000 0 2
Possibly I should give up on having this as a shared drive and just stick with ext4?
Yeah docker is struggling to set permissions, I'd recommend ext4. Certainly don't think NTFS' permissions model is supported by docker/nginx
Describe the issue you are having
First test of full stack container setup. Steam downloads games normally on the client, and files up to a few hundred KB appear briefly in cache, before disappearing and leaving an empty directory tree.
How are you running the container(s)?
DNS Configuration
Output of container(s)
Queries appear to all be handled normally (except steam has frequent/random problems logging in, eventually it works and fetches updates normally). However, steamcache is giving many chmod() permission errors in its log:
Everything in the host's mapped cache directory (/mnt/four/steamcache) is owned by the primary user (UID=1000) with group root. Steamcache has created a huge empty directory tree under this, and if I spam a
find
to list all files in it, occasionally one will appear and immediately disappear again, leaving an empty tree again. For instance:Please let me know if additional container output is needed to diagnose this. Thanks!