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When running TC within Kubernetes with securityContext and fsGroup: 1000 and runAsUser: 1000 (the UID/GID of the image's tcuser there is a problem with /opt/teamcity/temp:
It seems the directory (/opt/teamcity/temp) is not writable. TeamCity requires it to be writable.
/opt/teamcity/temp/testfile.txt (Permission denied)
This problem has been introduced with c00ea88 and should be fixed with a simple chown tcuser:tcuser on /opt/teamcity/temp.
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It seems the directory (C:\TeamCity\bin\..\temp) is not writable. TeamCity requires it to be writable. C:\TeamCity\bin\..\temp\testfile.txt (Access is denied)
It seems the directory (C:\TeamCity\bin\..\temp) is not writable. TeamCity requires it to be writable. C:\TeamCity\bin\..\temp\testfile.txt (Access is denied)
Same issue on Windows image It seems the directory (C:\TeamCity\bin\..\temp) is not writable. TeamCity requires it to be writable. C:\TeamCity\bin\..\temp\testfile.txt (Access is denied)
Having the same problem, any updated on a fix?
Running the container with this fixed my problem; -v C:\TeamCity\temp:C:\TeamCity\temp
Documentation does not mention it, I think it should.
When running TC within Kubernetes with
securityContext
andfsGroup: 1000
andrunAsUser: 1000
(the UID/GID of the image'stcuser
there is a problem with/opt/teamcity/temp
:This problem has been introduced with c00ea88 and should be fixed with a simple
chown tcuser:tcuser
on/opt/teamcity/temp
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: