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Dockerfile mkdir permission denied
Dockerfile mkdir permission denied
Docker Filesystems and Docker containers work in a similar manner to filesystems outside a Docker container. You must have the write permissions if you want to create files or directories inside Docker Containers.
First Check if the User you are has the needed permissions. To create a Folder as a non-root user inside the / folder doesn't work because it is owned by the root user and has typically dr-xr-xr-x settings enabled.
Dockerfile mkdir permission denied?
To create directories with non-root users try below command:
RUN mkdir -p /newfolder RUN chown newuser /newfolder USER newuser WORKDIR /newfolder
Provide DockerFile mkdir Permissions to all users
To provide all users read/write/execute permission, Update the directory on the Docker system to have 0777 or drwxrwxrwx permssions.
chmod 0777 /usr/local/docker/foo
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To create a Directory that does not exist you have to use the --p command along with the mkdir command. Becausemkdir isn't recursive by default -- it expects the immediate parent directory to exist.
To create a folder in docker or a file create a directory for the build context and cd into it. You can use the classic mkdir command to create a folder in Docker.
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