Yes, the “users” running the processes in the container don’t have anything in common with the users on the host system. That is not the kernel though ![]()
Yes, exactly.
Yes, the “users” running the processes in the container don’t have anything in common with the users on the host system. That is not the kernel though ![]()
Yes, exactly.
thanks for your reply. Unfortunately even if docker creates the folder/volume it still has permissions issues with db
I think something must be off in our os then. Maybe i made a mistake earlier already that affects this somehow. I will try to reinstall the whole os and let docker-compose do its thing.
Does it work if you run a standalone db container? Something like docker run -p 3306:3306 -v /tmp/db:/var/lib/mysql mariadb?
Hi Kolaente,
thanks for your reply. it turned out, my os was the problem all along. Probably too advanced for a linux beginner. I started everything on an ubuntu server and its working fine now, but i learned a lot along the way. Thanks for your help!