Hi there
I am using the docker images put together by @revant_one vs. a manual install. I must have made a flub along the way and corrupted my owner of the file(s) that are in /public and /private.
Logging into the docker container, I cannot run chown…
Is there a workaround, or do I have to manually re-create the folder structure [somehow] to continue? If I have to re-create it, can some guidance be given?
option 1:
if you’ve everything on a single machine, change permission of /var/lib/docker/volumes/{site-vol} with chown -R 1000:1000 ... on the docker host
option 2:
more containerized way where you don’t know where volume is.
create a new container with root privileges and attached sites-vol like mentioned here frappe_docker/site-operations.md at main · frappe/frappe_docker · GitHub
option 3:
you can exec into erpnext-nginx container with --entrypoint bash as that container runs as root for now. Build unprivileged frappe-nginx and erpnext-nginx · Issue #493 · frappe/frappe_docker · GitHub
chown from erpnext-nginx container
I wound up having to get into the container console and recreate the directory structure. I did get past it though. Sorry for the late response.