Closed kanevbg closed 1 year ago
But you did remove the #
in front of the user: '1000:1000'
lines in the docker-compose.yaml
, right?
Because otherwise, the containers run as root (uid: 0).
what i usually do is chown www-data:www-data /var/www/html/var -R
@jdreesen no, I did not changed anything. I was mislead by
Open the docker-compose.yaml file in an editor, uncomment all the user: '1000:1000' lines and update the ids if necessary
that if my user is 1000:1000, then I do not have to make any changes.
I will retry by un-commenting that and post back.
@kingjia90 This did not helped, I ran it outside the container.
@jdreesen That solved the problem, thanks for making it clear and sorry for the noise.
Closing.
Expected behavior
No error on accessing the app trough HTTP.
Actual behavior
Steps to reproduce
The steps for docker provisioning in the readme of this repository. The same problem is available in pimcore/skeleton. In my case I do not have to change UIDs because of: