Hi i run into docker/sdk up problem with permission issue: Copy and merge schema files UnexpectedVal

sprymiker

ARG USER_UID
RUN usermod -u ${USER_UID} spryker && find / -user 1000 -exec chown -h spryker {} \; || true;

That should set proper owner.

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is there any log during build to watch?

sprymiker

PROGRESS_TYPE=plain docker/sdk build images

sprymiker

Please, check that step and output.

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how?

sprymiker

I assume it will be cached.

docker builder prune

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ok

sprymiker

Just run
docker builder prune
PROGRESS_TYPE=plain docker/sdk build images

Then scroll and find RUN usermod -u ${USER_UID} spryker…

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try new

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7 [2/3] RUN usermod -u 1001 spryker && find / -user 1000 -exec chown -h sp...

7 CACHED

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tried

ARG CACHEBUST=1

now its not cached .. try up now

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nope doesnt changed anything ..

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ok removed all, checkout suite tag 1.6 and now sdk 1.14.3 ..

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ok i had to change something in the build scripts

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my local user id is not 1000 its 1001

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after changing all usermod from ${USER_ID} to 1001 it worked .. how is the userid passed into the build process .. maybe something goeing wrong here

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--build-arg USER_UID=${USER_UID:-1000} \
--build-arg USER_GID=${USER_GID:-1000} \

how can i pass my correct UID and GID?

sprymiker

It does actually use id to get those.

sprymiker

And that works in your case. As spryker(1001) inside container.

sprymiker

But WHY it does not change ownership of /var/log/spryker - that’s the question.

sprymiker

I have an idea…

add in your deploy.dev.yml

docker:
logs:
path: /home/spyrker/logs

sprymiker

It will put the folder into home directory and it will be automatically under the correct user.

sprymiker

However the code below should do the same:

RUN usermod -u ${USER_UID} spryker && find / -user 1000 -exec chown -h spryker {} \; || true;

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First of all i change my host uid from 1001 to 100 0 which resolves the first issue here .. i will try to reproduce this issue on a second machine maybe i find a solution for this. looks like a docker namepspacing issue on ubuntu 20.04 …

sprymiker

if your id is the same - that is solution. However it won’t fit everybody. I will create a ticket for investigation on our side.

Valerii Trots

I'm running docker/sdk on Ubuntu flawlessly. Previously on 19.04 and 19.10, now on 20.04.

sprymiker

@valerii.trots What ID of the user you use?

sprymiker

on the host?

sprymiker

In your case it is good as you have ID=1000 , the same ID that baked in Spryker image. 🙂

sprymiker

It was good for me in Tiny Linux with different ID.