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So lets say you have some configuration files and you throw them into a ConfigMap.
The pod you spin up mounts a volume and these files happily appear in, for example: /etc/config.
Great. Except that volume was mounted as root and your app demands different permissions to read those files.
The workaround suggested so far is to have a wrapper script do chown'ing -- clearly hackish.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Ref: kubernetes/kubernetes#2630, kubernetes/kubernetes#11319.
So lets say you have some configuration files and you throw them into a ConfigMap.
The pod you spin up mounts a volume and these files happily appear in, for example: /etc/config.
Great. Except that volume was mounted as root and your app demands different permissions to read those files.
The workaround suggested so far is to have a wrapper script do chown'ing -- clearly hackish.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: