I'm trying to run a mariadb Docker container that apparently requires a UID 1001 ownership on any named/mounted volumes.
I would rather not have some anonymous 1001 UID owning a directory in the filesystem.
Synology (fair enough) don't want to know about or support such a play. Per Synology, DSM manages /etc/passwd directly, so they're not keen on me manually adding a user in or playing with 'passwd' in any way, shape or form.
But what if I were to add a user in via Control Panel and then manually change the UID in passwd? Would that survive reboots/upgrades, etc? And would it interfere any with DSM's operation?
Anyone brave enough have any ideas pls?
I would rather not have some anonymous 1001 UID owning a directory in the filesystem.
Synology (fair enough) don't want to know about or support such a play. Per Synology, DSM manages /etc/passwd directly, so they're not keen on me manually adding a user in or playing with 'passwd' in any way, shape or form.
But what if I were to add a user in via Control Panel and then manually change the UID in passwd? Would that survive reboots/upgrades, etc? And would it interfere any with DSM's operation?
Anyone brave enough have any ideas pls?