Docker containers don't have r/w permissions

[lima-vm]

Docker containers don't have r/w permissions

[fhuitelec]

Please copy files when you need to control the permission.

From what described @artggd, it seems there is a permission corruption rather than a need to get control over permissions.

The /app folder in the container has read and execute bits for all (user, group & other): why a non-root user (ie. www-data) could not enter the directory with such permissions?

Expected behavior.

With the emphasis I did on the permission issue, is this still expected?

If yes, could you point us in the component in lima from which this behaviour comes from (the reverse SSHFS with sshoker maybe?)

Finally, if this is expected behaviour on Lima, this is quite not the case from a user stand point: would you agree to add this in the README's troubleshooting section?

[AkihiroSuda]

Expected behavior. Please copy files when you need to control the permission.

[AkihiroSuda]

Could you provide full commands to reproduce the issue

[artggd]

Thanks for your reply, here's how to reproduce:

1. Start limactl and run a shell

$ limactl start
$ lima

2. Run a bash session in a docker container, binding a volume app to it

$ docker run --volume $PWD/myproject:/app --rm -it nginx:latest bash

3. ls -lad app to see the files permissions on the volume should give you this:

root@b6444cc8d609:/# ls -lad app
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 64 Jun 29 12:43 app

4. su as www-data

root@b6444cc8d609:/# su -s /bin/bash www-data

5. Try to move to app directory

www-data@b6444cc8d609:/$ cd app
bash: cd: app: Permission denied

-> The app folder is not readable by www-data, only root can access it.

[fhuitelec]

@AkihiroSuda, did you get a chance to review my last comment?