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Some containers set a specific user for operations, this can cause an issue when attempting to use a container such as this, and then creating an output for it to put data in for a new task.
The issue here is that output directories are created with root:root ownership.
The suggestion here is to add owner and group optional attributes to an output directive such that:
outputs:
- name: dataowner: ubuntugroup: wheel
This would allow a container that's bound to the ubuntu user to copy data into this output folder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
Some containers set a specific user for operations, this can cause an issue when attempting to use a container such as this, and then creating an output for it to put data in for a new task.
The issue here is that
output
directories are created withroot:root
ownership.The suggestion here is to add
owner
andgroup
optional attributes to anoutput
directive such that:This would allow a container that's bound to the
ubuntu
user to copy data into this output folder.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: