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It is 100000 actually and even with 777 rights it still fails.
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I might have to heed to your warnings. The nfs share is actually a mirror RAID hosted on an OMV VM on the same host. It would be just easier to spin up bookstack image on that VM itself. Thanks
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That sounds a bit too convoluted for my needs. Even if it works, I am not sure if I will be able to maintain such a setup. But thanks for your inputs.
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This is the case with bookstack image. I specify the uid and gid as environment variables and it is expected that the ids remain compatible with the lxc and the host. But I am having trouble writing to the mount even from the lxc with the uid 1000 which is mapped to 101000 on the host.
Hi, I need help to understand what I am doing wrong with my setup. I am running a proxmox node (pve) where I have mounted my nfs storage (containing backups from my old server) on the host and assigning them to containers using *pct set* command. [On Host:](https://ibb.co/xHsgq6n)I am setting the user permissions to the mounted folder so that the user from lxc can rw to it and the sub-folders(or atleast I thought it would be possible). [On Unpreviledged LXC:](https://ibb.co/hLc2RmC)The mount is recognized and is accessible with the correct user permissions to rw The docker container created inside the lxc is unable to read/write to this storage even though they are assigned to [the correct user id](https://ibb.co/r7WMgM1) 1000. The docker setup is [logging errors](https://ibb.co/gy5zCxf) and won't start up. Appreciate the help!