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Migrated ephemeral_disk data does not retain ownership for directories #3702
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Fixes #3702 Added missing chown call and made it conditional on running as root and not on Windows as we do with files.
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Fixes #3702 Added missing chown call and made it conditional on running as root and not on Windows as we do with files.
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Fixes #3702 Added missing chown call and made it conditional on running as root and not on Windows as we do with files.
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If filing a bug please include the following:
Nomad version
0.7.0
Operating system and Environment details
RHEL 7.4 with umask 0027
Issue
We use a MariaDB docker container and MariaDB create one directory for each database.
When the allocation directory is migrated from one nomad client to another, ownership on these directories are not retained. Directories are created as root and the Docker process (running with mysql user) cannot access anymore to the databases directories.
Reproduction steps
Create a job spec with a mariadb task in a docker container (i.e. Redhat rhscl/mariadb-101-rhel7 image).
Run the job and create a database (directories are created with mysql ownership)
Drain the node
Directories are created with root ownership and docker process cannot access these directories anymore because of the restrictive umask.
We patched alloc_watcher.go
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