Hi, by starting up the MAriaDB with a docker-compose, and mapping a folder on the docker host where the db is to be stored, it runs, but the host folders ownership changes, to systemd-timesync / input.
the result of this is that I cannot backup the db with mysqldump command with root, as it does not have rights to the folder where the DB is now mounted.
Others reports the same problem on other docker images, with several fixes. This guy proposes to do a chmod after creation of the volume, or adding another user for the docker mariadb client.
Am I doing something wrong, or is this something you could add?
Hi, by starting up the MAriaDB with a docker-compose, and mapping a folder on the docker host where the db is to be stored, it runs, but the host folders ownership changes, to systemd-timesync / input.
the result of this is that I cannot backup the db with mysqldump command with root, as it does not have rights to the folder where the DB is now mounted.
Others reports the same problem on other docker images, with several fixes. This guy proposes to do a chmod after creation of the volume, or adding another user for the docker mariadb client.
Am I doing something wrong, or is this something you could add?
Thank you for a great image !