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I have some other container that works with its user (with UID 1001) in the root group, GID 0.
When trying to set GID=0 for your ftp container, it first tries to create a group with -g 0 and name $FTP_USER, which fails as a group with that GID already exists with the name root.
However, in the next step, it tries to assign a group named $FTP_USER to the user. Since the previous step failed, there is no group with that name and the creation of the user also fails.
Please add something like a lookup for the group name, e.g.:
I have some other container that works with its user (with UID 1001) in the
root
group, GID0
.When trying to set
GID=0
for your ftp container, it first tries to create a group with-g 0
and name$FTP_USER
, which fails as a group with that GID already exists with the nameroot
.However, in the next step, it tries to assign a group named
$FTP_USER
to the user. Since the previous step failed, there is no group with that name and the creation of the user also fails.Please add something like a lookup for the group name, e.g.:
You can then assign the group name
$GRP
to the user creation command.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: