Nexus-latest changes /config ownership to '911:1000' ignoring -e PIG/GID

[tuxwielder]

Hi Matt,

Looks like (re)pulling/rebuilding to Nexus-latest causes the ownership of the /config-folder to be changed to UID/GID '911/1000'. This is ignoring explicitly issued '-e PUID= -e PGID=' directives.

Stopping the container, reinstating folder ownership and starting the container seems to work though...

With kind regards,

Jeroen

[matthuisman]

i have just tried and PUID and PGID both working fine for me.
confirmed my mounted /config directory on host had its user and group changed when container started

[matthuisman]

actually, on my 2nd run I struck the 911 issue

[matthuisman]

seems random when it has issues and changes permission to 911.
I suspect it may be a bug from s6v3 legacy support.
Working on now changing the container to use proper s6v3

[matthuisman]

https://www.reddit.com/r/docker/comments/ccejui/comment/etnhpcd/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Looks like 911 is the default if PUID is not set.
so i suspect once i go to s6v3 and the order of config is set, it should fix it

[matthuisman]

this seems to now be fixed in latest container using s6v3 :)

[matthuisman]

@scambra @Enrico2 FYI :)

[Enrico2]

new container fixed this! Thanks @matthuisman