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If one use host volumes, Docker has no way to setup them in a way that are usable for non-root container. There are workarounds, but running as root is a simple
by fpoling 11y ago
If one use host volumes, Docker has no way to setup them in a way that are usable for non-root container. There are workarounds, but running as root is a simplest thing to do that I think many follow.
- xorcist 11y agoThat is a strange thing to say. If a mounted volume is reason for you to do away with permissions, you're doing it wrong.