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Allow Elasticsearch 5 container to run as configurable user #46
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This sets some more permissive permissions on various directories, files, and executables used in the Elasticsearch 5 docker image. It allows the user the container processes run under to be changed from the default of 1000, which helps keep things consistent with the rest of the Pelias containers. Fixes #46
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This sets some more permissive permissions on various directories, files, and executables used in the Elasticsearch 5 docker image. It allows the user the container processes run under to be changed from the default of 1000, which helps keep things consistent with the rest of the Pelias containers. Fixes #46
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This sets some more permissive permissions on various directories, files, and executables used in the Elasticsearch 5 docker image. It allows the user the container processes run under to be changed from the default of 1000, which helps keep things consistent with the rest of the Pelias containers. Fixes pelias#46
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Right now, the pelias/elasticsearch:5.6.12 image does not support running as a user other than
uid 1000
.Unfortunately all the internal scripts have permissions for a specific user, so if there is a line in
docker-compose.yml
likeuser: 2000
, it will fail.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: