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Add workdir to dockerfile #135
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3d112928e32512aa147f98fcb3b39a968ac55046 for grafana/grafana-docker#135 ff3a974203616b20c35101c6cf803c2f9c84fe6d for grafana/grafana-docker#142
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When running
grafana/grafanaunder the Mesos containerizer, the /run.sh entrypoint fails with the messageerror getting work directory: failed to stat '.': Permission deniedThis is caused by a call to os.Getwd. Absent an explicitly set workdir, the Mesos containerizer will set the working directory to a chrooted sandbox directory which root does not have permissions to stat.
Adding a workdir of
/ensures that the image behaves the same under the Mesos containerizer as in the Docker runtime.