/var/www/html directory is owned by root on Php:7.2-v2-fpm image (Windows)

[thecodingmachine]

/var/www/html directory is owned by root on Php:7.2-v2-fpm image (Windows)

[Fooriva]

Well, I cannot make it work on Windows, as even setting in the framework configuration the "777" rights on the generated cache files, they are in 755 mod inside the container. As Docker for Windows does not allow modifying rights / owners on mounted volumes, I have no correct solution if the files are generated with wrong rights, and not owned by the "docker" user (which will try to overwrite them later).

So, as a workaround, I switched from file cache to APCU and it works like a charm.

[moufmouf]

Hey @Fooriva !

Is this a real issue that prevents you from writing files?

In my experience, the ownership of files is not an issue on Windows and completely flacky on MacOS.

Basically, the mount points are owned by root BUT anyone can write in those mount point, whatever the current user is.
On MacOS, it's even worse, the owner changes randomly based on who did the last write. Yet, anyone can still write to these files, so this should not be a problem in practice.

Could you confirm to me that you cannot write to files with the "docker" user (I'm pretty sure you actually can)

[Fooriva]

Actually, the docker user can't overwrite cache files located inside the /var/www/html/tmp directory (Those are created in 755 mod owned by "root", as the rest of the /var/www/html directory is in 777 mod).

I'm currently looking to see if it can be related to a framework configuration issue.

[moufmouf]

Still, that's weird... I faced the same issue a few days ago. I could not change any file because of right issues.
I unshared and shared again my Drive in the "Shared drive" settings of Docker and suddenly, I could change the files again. Could you try that?