Less loose permission bits for /var/lib/mysql inside container #94
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As mentioned in sclorg#92 (comment), using 0777 for /var/lib/mysql is not very safe, but we can allow to run the image as arbitrary user even without 0777 bits, by owning /var/lib/mysql by mysql.0. That works because when only specifying user, group 0 is used.
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Less loose permission bits for /var/lib/mysql inside container
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As mentioned in #92 (comment),
using
0777for/var/lib/mysqlis not very safe. But we can allow to run the imageas arbitrary user even with
0770bits, by settingrootgroup as owner for/var/lib/mysql.That works because when only specifying user (e.g.
-u 1000), group 0 is used.