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@starpit brought this to my attention and I am using his investigation to open this issue. Thanks @starpit
Original issue:
i have everything kinda running in openshift. my s3 (minio, also running in the cluster) dataset mounts to a non-root pod. all good… except that the pod cannot read or write to the mount. writes error with permission denied, and reads do not reflect the content of the bucket.
if instead i run this pod as root, the pod can now read and write as expected.
@starpit brought this to my attention and I am using his investigation to open this issue. Thanks @starpit
Original issue:
** Trial 1: Experiments with
fsGroupPolicy
**Outcome: Did not work
Tried
fsGroupChangePolicy: "Always"
Outcome: Did not solve the problem
Pin
fsGroup
torunAsGroup
Tried:
Outcome: Did not solve the problem
Trial 2: Experiments with setting user and group ids
Add 2 new fields to the secret that datashim creates
neither did the below work:
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