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I ran out of space on my RPI SD Card and decided I wanted to move all my docker related directories to the NAS so anything created from that would also be on the NAS instead of SD Card. This worked for my first few containers, but PiHole did not like it. With a NAS (CIF or NFS) I would get errors on mkdirs or chown of the 2 'etc' directories. Is there a way to not have them owned by the current root and systemd-coredump users?
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I ran out of space on my RPI SD Card and decided I wanted to move all my docker related directories to the NAS so anything created from that would also be on the NAS instead of SD Card. This worked for my first few containers, but PiHole did not like it. With a NAS (CIF or NFS) I would get errors on mkdirs or chown of the 2 'etc' directories. Is there a way to not have them owned by the current root and systemd-coredump users?
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