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Allow the Setting of GUID / PUID via Configuration #134
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It is mostly about permissions for the volumes. It adds ability to spawn an actual user in the system and write files with correct permissions on host. Running all processes inside container with same PUID and PGID would be nice, but is not very important in this case. (I know, security experts would disagree, but it is completely different topic alltogether) |
Ok, tried this out, but container fails to start:
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Unfortunately had yet no chance to debug it. |
@E-t-z There are some default users and groups in |
It would be great if we could GUID / PUID in the environment variables (similar to all images produced by LinuxServer.io images.
https://docs.linuxserver.io/general/understanding-puid-and-pgid
It would make way easier to assign proper permissions for mapped volumes and create actual corresponding isolated users on host, in case needed.
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