Boot2Docker: VOLUME prevents chown to have effect

[ChristianKniep]

Hey there,
I like to tip my toe into ipfs, therefore I tried to create my own docker image - failed - and came to your very own dockerfile. :)
If I build and run the image, I get:

$ docker build --rm -t ipfs/go-ipfs .
$ docker run -ti -p 8080:8080 -p 4001:4001 -p 5001:5001 ipfs/go-ipfs:latest
ERR: /data/ipfs is not writable for user 'ipfs' (UID 1000)

Which is caused by the fact that VOLUME /data/ipfs is done under the user root. Which creates a directory on the docker host, which is mounted into the container using the give user.
By putting the line VOLUME underneath the USER ipfs line, it will work as expected. This might take effect due to newer docker version (I use 1.8).

[ChristianKniep]

#1805

[ChristianKniep]

Sorry, I tried to fix the signed-off check.. it's #1806 now...

[jbenet]

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Sorry, I tried to fix the signed-off check.. it's #1806 now...

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#1804 (comment)

[chriscool]

Fixed by #2064 (Docker image volume fix and Sharness tests).
Thanks @ChristianKniep !