fix tmp folder permissions on helm #18014
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this is mostly relevant when using the helm chart where the default is a read-only file system and mounted tmp volumes
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this is mostly relevant when using the helm chart where the default is a read-only file system and mounted tmp volumes
https://community.openproject.org/projects/openproject/work_packages/61646/activity
For this to work one also needs to enable privilege escalation in the helm chart values.
The question is then, if there is any point to all of this.