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Dockerize BIND DNS server with webmin for DNS administration
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[ENH] Remove the "chown" requirement #49

Closed sameersbn closed 5 years ago

sameersbn commented 6 years ago

Hi, I'm currently unable to mount a shared folder as a volume inside the image, since it fails during the chown operation here:

https://github.com/sameersbn/docker-squid/blob/master/entrypoint.sh#L12

Can you consider removing the operation?

Setting an explicit SQUID_USER is not a solution in my use case, unfortunely.

sameersbn commented 6 years ago

➤ Sameer Naik commented:

@paoloantinori sorry for the lateness of my response. Are you using Docker in a VM? Docker for MAC, etc? Can you share some information about your docker environment and steps to reproduce this issue?

Malpractis commented 6 years ago

Hey Sameer,

I'm running Rancher in a VM (hosted on Freenas), I've configured the NFS driver in Rancher. For the NFS shares in Freenas I've configured the Mapall user and group to match the UID/GID of the Rancher user. So chown is not needed in my config.

Perhaps another solution would be to enable the specification of the container UID & GID in environment variables?

tlewis17 commented 6 years ago

I had this problem too because I run all my volumes from an NFS share since I run in a swarm. I had to add no_root_squash to my NFS box's shares. Not ideal, but it works. Chown is pretty common for Docker authors so even fixiing it here will still be problems with other containers.

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