Improving permissions management / startup time on some systems

[aurel-g]

To ensure correct permissions, a recursive chown was made on /home/abc at each launch (in /docker/root/etc/s6-overlay/s6/rc.d/init-chown/run).
On some (file)systems, it could be quite long because there are many (small) files. (I'm note sure why, but in an lxc container on one of my servers it takes 2 minutes, whereas on another, more classic system, it is almost instantaneous).

I propose:

1. a different way to change permissions on launch in case they are not correct, using find to detect dirs/files to change instead on chowning all the directory. It seems more efficient.

2. furthermore, since the default values ​​of PGID and PUID environment variables are 1000 in docker-compose, and most users will not change them, I propose to modify the Ids of the user and group "abc" (which are 911 by default in the base image) directly when building the image, to limit the number of changes to be made after launching the container in the majority of use cases

3. adding a chown on /home/abc after the installation of Miniconda

This fixes the performance issue I've been seeing, and I think it might help prevent future complications with file permissions.

[waguimxxxx]

Hello can i use this docker img on runpod.io?