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Proxmox bind mounts are a nightmare for user permissions
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this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2024
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the default is root, but most containers will specify a UID/GID to run under. That makes it even harder with docker on lxc on proxmox.
This is the case with bookstack image. I specify the uid and gid as environment variables and it is expected that the ids remain compatible with the lxc and the host. But I am having trouble writing to the mount even from the lxc with the uid 1000 which is mapped to 101000 on the host.