How can I fix permission errors when running a script in my Docker container?

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Asked By InquisitiveOtter43 On

I've been trying to set up a script that automatically downloads and installs some dependencies in a Docker build, but I'm encountering some frustrating issues. My script works fine when I run it inside the container directly, but it keeps failing during the build process. Here's my Dockerfile: I start from the mambaorg/micromamba base image, install some essential tools, copy the app files, and then run my script (compile.sh) to install additional packages. However, I get a 'Permission denied' error when trying to execute the script in the Dockerfile, indicating that it can't create a directory called 'Meeko'. It also mentions that it can't find a git repository and has issues with installing some packages. Does anyone know how to troubleshoot this?

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Answered By CuriousCactus88 On

It sounds like there might be a problem with the ownership of the `/home/screener` directory. Make sure that it's owned by the user set in your `$MAMBA_USER` variable. You can try running a `chown` command within the Dockerfile.

InquisitiveOtter43 -

Thanks for the tip! I ended up moving the mamba user change after running the script, and it worked!

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