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[Bug] Nginx Permission Denied /var/tmp/nginx/default_site.conf #315
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First, the user is set via But I'm not sure this will fix the issue you are seeing. Do you see the same problem if your run |
Yeah its a permission issue on my end sorry for the bug report |
Re opening this. I have tried setting it to my user id. I have tried leaving out the user id. No such luck it doesn't want to give permissions to launch nginx. I even tried your command. I confirmed the appdata directory has the correct ownership
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Are you saying that |
Yes. It doesn't have permission regardless of the UID/GID set or if i run |
While |
Sorry for the late reply. It is running on top of ZFS for my docker storage and ext4 is the OS. The docker binaries are on the OS filesystem. the Docker data is on a ZFS share with root:root as the owner. Host volumes are on a separate ZFS share with a different owner and group. I have added root user to the group I have set to have access to this separate share
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Current Behavior
On docker compose up Nginx returns a permission denied when trying to open /var/tmp/nginx/default_site.conf and exits code 1
Expected Behavior
For handbrake docker to launch succesfully
Steps To Reproduce
Run docker compose fresh with latest image
Environment
Docker Info Output
Container creation
Docker compose
Container log
Container inspect
No response
Anything else?
Tried running with differnt UID and GIDs. Attempted with local admin(Not Root) user ID and Group, Tried with SMB GID and admin UID that has RWX to all files and folders docker host volumes being stored in. Tried with docker UID and GID. Haven't tried root would prefer to avoid using that. Tried removing the image and re-downloading. Did a chown to ensure file and folder directories are set correctly. From browsing google this seems to be an issue related to image and permissions set. I need to set UID and GID as I was getting a chmod permission denied to the host volume location. I need handbrake as ffmpeg doesn't fully support av1_qsv and my headless server has my only av1_qsv capable card(ARC A380). Any help would be much appreciated.
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