Option for the docker deploy script to execute the reload cmd with the user root #5083
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I have a container running with an unprivileged user. As a result, customizing the file permissions via the reload cmd command does not work.
For example, I have configured the following:
For the chmod command to work, docker exec must be executed with the parameter -u root. And this is what I have added in this pull request for docker exec and the API call.
The option is called
DEPLOY_DOCKER_CONTAINER_RUN_AS_ROOTand is false by default.