Thanks for supplying such an easy to use dev environment.
I just want to mention, that the part here is not correct:
https://docs.dockware.io/tips-and-tricks/how-to-use-bind-mounting#3.-set-permissions
if I just use "chgrp -R www-data src" it would use the groupID of my Host System. And if there is no webserver installed?... How would you know that the groupId is the same?
Maybe as Step 0 "how to get container name" docker ps
Step 1 should be to connect to the container using ssh (docker exec -it CoNtAiNerNaMe /bin/bash)
Step 2 is to run command on host system "id www-data" to get the ID. (in my case it was 33 so maybe you can simply change www-data to 33, if it gets the same ID every time.)
and now we can use "chgrp -R 33 src"
Thanks for supplying such an easy to use dev environment.
I just want to mention, that the part here is not correct:
https://docs.dockware.io/tips-and-tricks/how-to-use-bind-mounting#3.-set-permissions
if I just use "chgrp -R www-data src" it would use the groupID of my Host System. And if there is no webserver installed?... How would you know that the groupId is the same?
Maybe as Step 0 "how to get container name" docker ps
Step 1 should be to connect to the container using ssh (docker exec -it CoNtAiNerNaMe /bin/bash)
Step 2 is to run command on host system "id www-data" to get the ID. (in my case it was 33 so maybe you can simply change www-data to 33, if it gets the same ID every time.)
and now we can use "chgrp -R 33 src"