Closed ceewanna closed 5 months ago
I guess that is not necessary now. I could get things done via acl. Sorry for asking such nonsense.
The docker container changes the permission of the folders to be owned by the running in PUID and group in PGID, umask is not being used
There is -e PUID=1000 -e PGID=1000 for setting user and group id. However, what would be the proper approach for handling file permission for recording folders and files, something like umask. Should we just set it via chmod command? Would it be overwritten when docker run is executed?