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Also to note this is in my /etc/fstab
Also, If I copy the directory into the local disk mounted in the VM then docker works and can read the file |
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This is probably some Linux permission issue. Maybe the mount point itself doesn't have the right owner? Or maybe there's something preventing docker from working with a virtio mount? |
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Describe the issue
I am using UTM with an aarch64 ubuntu image. I mount a directory through the UTM GUI.
All was working well until I decided to update docker in the image. I now cannot run
docker-compose up -d
in a directory that is a subdirectory of the mounted/shared directory. I get a permission denied error reading a .env fileThis occurrs even if I am root or a user or run using sudo.
The file has the following permissions
When running as root
Configuration
Debug log
Interesting to note the last lines output in dmesg above as its related to my problem.
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