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Do you rename your user or your $HOME directory uses Can you share the exact errors you're getting with teh volume mounts? |
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@abiosoft My $HOME is using The particular error is not coming from Colima but from the container. We can see:
We can see that the container expects user 1000/1000. On Ubuntu, this is typically I'm concerned there is something fundamental I am missing here. It's a bit opaque to me in that I'm not clear about the user/group/permissions story in relation to this container and the mount it is trying to write to. |
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Can you share the docker image or docker compose file, for me to reproduce it? Yeah, the user 1000 does not exist on macOS, it should generally work unless the container is trying to |
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I'm having permission issues which seem related to Colima, as I am not getting these issues when I use Docker desktop, skipping the Colima runtime.
When I run
docker info | grep Username
, I see that my username listed isbartekci
. However, my $USER isbartek
. The referenced username in docker info here seems related to my Docker hub login, so I'm not sure if this is related in any way.The problem I seem to be having is that when I run a particular container (run as a container user named
vespa
), I am having permission denied issues in that container cannot write to a mounted volume. The host directory has ownershipbartek:staff
, which is what I'd expect.When I run the same
vespa
container with Docker desktop, I have no permission issues.I'm trying to figure out how I debug this and what I should be looking at, but I'm not sure where to start. Can anyone help?
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