Update Docker Container about mumble-docker HOT 13 CLOSED

services:
  mumble:
    container_name: mumble
    image: mumblevoip/mumble-server:latest
    ports:
        - 64738:64738/tcp
        - 64738:64738/udp
    volumes:
      - data:/data
    restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
  data:

sudo chown -R 10000:10000 /var/lib/docker/volumes/mumble_data/

Hi !

Can anyone share with me their docker compose that works without the error: /entrypoint.sh: line 77: /data/mumble_server_config.ini: Permission denied

THANKS !

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Thanks for the update :)

I get this message in my logs, do you know if it was build with a different ID other than 1000 as the user context?

/entrypoint.sh: line 77: /data/mumble_server_config.ini: Permission denied

Thanks

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The new image should be on Dockerhub as soon as https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble-docker/actions/runs/9180177266 is finished

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Yes the new IDs are 10000 as for some reason 1000 is already taken in Ubuntu 22.04 👀

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It wasn't in 20.04 though 🤷

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I get the following error after updating the container:

Error: invalid working directory: /home/mumble

Manually creating the folder fixes the issue.

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Hi !

Can anyone share with me their docker compose that works without the error:
/entrypoint.sh: line 77: /data/mumble_server_config.ini: Permission denied

THANKS !

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I have updated the user to 10000 and I still get the permission error (and the status is "Restarting (1) 35 seconds"), and when I run it without any variables it doesn't run properly and just sits there until I cancel it.

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I've personally run the container on a new volume to see what the permissions were by default. In my case with Podman, it's 109999.

I've then restored the volume from a backup, and set these permissions, fixed.

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Changing the permissions worked Sambirk, thanks for that (Why I didn't think of doing that, I have no idea T_T ).

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Yes the new IDs are 10000 as for some reason 1000 is already taken in Ubuntu 22.04 👀

1000 is usually the first user's ID.

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Maybe the user was created with an explicit ID.

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Had the same issue upgrading from the previous docker image, added user: 1000:1000 in my compose.yaml, fixed it right up.

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