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David Coppit
2015-06-24 14:15:22 -04:00
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@@ -39,9 +39,9 @@ Controlling File Ownership
If your command writes to the directory, you may want to use the `UMAP` and `GMAP` environment variables to update user
IDs and group IDs inside the container so that they match those of the host. For example, if your command is `chown -R
nobody:users /dir1`, then you'll want to make sure that the "nobody" user in the container has the same ID as in the
host. You can set the UMAP environment variable to the value specified by ``echo nobody:`id -u nobody`:`id -g nobody`
``. Similarly, to remap the primary group for the "nobody" user, you would set GMAP to the value specified by ``echo `id
-gn nobody`:`id -g nobody` ``.
host. You can set the UMAP environment variable to the value specified by
``echo nobody:`id -u nobody`:`id -g nobody` ``. Similarly, to remap the primary group for the "nobody" user, you would set
GMAP to the value specified by ``echo `id -gn nobody`:`id -g nobody` ``.
You can specify multiple users or groups to update by separating them with spaces in the UMAP and GMAP variables. For
example, these -e arguments to the `docker run` command will update the "nobody" and "www" users, as well as the "users"