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We want to run spilo as a non-root user. Preferably as the postgres user and group (101 and 103) so we don't have to migrate volumes.
However when we configure spilo to run in such a way, the postgres user is still part of the root group:
$ id uid=101(postgres) gid=103(postgres) groups=103(postgres),0(root),102(ssl-cert)
We need an image where the postgres user is not part of the root group by default, or is this configurable in some other way?
Parts of the current config:
spilo_allow_privilege_escalation: false spilo_fsgroup: 103 spilo_privileged: false spilo_runasgroup: 103 spilo_runasuser: 101
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We want to run spilo as a non-root user. Preferably as the postgres user and group (101 and 103) so we don't have to migrate volumes.
However when we configure spilo to run in such a way, the postgres user is still part of the root group:
We need an image where the postgres user is not part of the root group by default, or is this configurable in some other way?
Parts of the current config:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: