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Docker containers don't have r/w permissions #90
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Could you provide full commands to reproduce the issue |
Thanks for your reply, here's how to reproduce:
-> The app folder is not readable by |
Expected behavior. Please copy files when you need to control the permission. |
From what described @artggd, it seems there is a permission corruption rather than a need to get control over permissions. The
With the emphasis I did on the permission issue, is this still expected? If yes, could you point us in the component in lima from which this behaviour comes from (the reverse SSHFS with sshoker maybe?) Finally, if this is expected behaviour on Lima, this is quite not the case from a user stand point: would you agree to add this in the README's troubleshooting section? |
@AkihiroSuda, did you get a chance to review my last comment? |
Hi,
I'm very excited about this project, so I tried using with my company's current stack.
We're using docker with docker-compose. Working mainly with php-fpm and nginx.
docker-compose up
works fine, but as soon as I try to install any dependency within a docker container, I get a permission denied.Same goes for reading, I managed to forward 443 port on my host machine but nginx (running in docker, running in Lima) cannot read the
index.php
file.Tested on a 2017 macbook pro, running on a 2,5 GHz Intel Core i7. macOS version is 10.14.16.
Following is my
lima.yaml
file, I only made the home directory writable:~/.lima/default/lima.yaml
Any help would be appreciated 🙂
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