Update Docker Container

[Bunstonious]

Id like to try the most recent release and the container on dockerhub is the previous 1.4 release, would either like the docker container updated or instructions to build it myself if possible.

[Krzmbrzl]

The new image should be on Dockerhub as soon as https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble-docker/actions/runs/9180177266 is finished

[fgma]

I get the following error after updating the container:

Error: invalid working directory: /home/mumble

Manually creating the folder fixes the issue.

[Bunstonious]

Thanks for the update :)

I get this message in my logs, do you know if it was build with a different ID other than 1000 as the user context?

/entrypoint.sh: line 77: /data/mumble_server_config.ini: Permission denied

Thanks

[Krzmbrzl]

Yes the new IDs are 10000 as for some reason 1000 is already taken in Ubuntu 22.04 👀

[arkansis]

Hi !

Can anyone share with me their docker compose that works without the error:
/entrypoint.sh: line 77: /data/mumble_server_config.ini: Permission denied

THANKS !

[Bunstonious]

I have updated the user to 10000 and I still get the permission error (and the status is "Restarting (1) 35 seconds"), and when I run it without any variables it doesn't run properly and just sits there until I cancel it.

[Jojonintendo]

I've personally run the container on a new volume to see what the permissions were by default. In my case with Podman, it's 109999.

I've then restored the volume from a backup, and set these permissions, fixed.

[sambirk]

services:
  mumble:
    container_name: mumble
    image: mumblevoip/mumble-server:latest
    ports:
        - 64738:64738/tcp
        - 64738:64738/udp
    volumes:
      - data:/data
    restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
  data:

sudo chown -R 10000:10000 /var/lib/docker/volumes/mumble_data/

Hi !

Can anyone share with me their docker compose that works without the error: /entrypoint.sh: line 77: /data/mumble_server_config.ini: Permission denied

THANKS !

[Bunstonious]

Changing the permissions worked Sambirk, thanks for that (Why I didn't think of doing that, I have no idea T_T ).

[davidebeatrici]

Yes the new IDs are 10000 as for some reason 1000 is already taken in Ubuntu 22.04 👀

1000 is usually the first user's ID.

[Krzmbrzl]

It wasn't in 20.04 though 🤷

[davidebeatrici]

Maybe the user was created with an explicit ID.

[TBhimdi]

Had the same issue upgrading from the previous docker image, added user: 1000:1000 in my compose.yaml, fixed it right up.