Commits on Jun 22, 2022

1. Dockerfile: Explictly create volume paths and set permissions …

   This allows running the docker image with a non-root user (--user 2000)
   with named/anonymous volumes (-v isso-db:/db).
   
   When an empty volume is mounted into a container (non-bind mount), it is
   prepopulated with the files at the mount path, including owners and
   permissions. The issue is that since /db does not exist at docker build
   time, the volume defaults to root ownership with 0755 permissions, which
   prevents non-root users from creating the sqlite database. This change
   explicitly creates the /config and /db directories with 1777 permissions
   to allow any user to write to them.
   
   Note that this has no impact on bind mounts, since these always use
   permissions of the host filesystem.

   

   mbrase committed Jun 22, 2022
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