Docker file permission from outside the container on linux host












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I set up a two docker services (containers) by creating a stack.yml file. After running docker stack deploy -c stack.yml my_service I reached my project at 127.0.0.1:8080 but I can not edit the files which I mounted on my host system (Ubuntu 18.04) with my IDE (PHPstorm).



The only two ways which work are the following:



Setting different permissions inside the container




  1. docker exec -it container_id bash

  2. chown -R * 1000

  3. Edit the files (but now I can't reach the project because of the wrong permissions

  4. chown -R www-data *


Now I can reach the project.



Running the IDE as root




  1. Go to phpstorm.sh

  2. Run sudo sh ./phpstorm.sh


I can't believe that these are the only possibilites to work with docker in dev mode!



This didn't help.










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    I set up a two docker services (containers) by creating a stack.yml file. After running docker stack deploy -c stack.yml my_service I reached my project at 127.0.0.1:8080 but I can not edit the files which I mounted on my host system (Ubuntu 18.04) with my IDE (PHPstorm).



    The only two ways which work are the following:



    Setting different permissions inside the container




    1. docker exec -it container_id bash

    2. chown -R * 1000

    3. Edit the files (but now I can't reach the project because of the wrong permissions

    4. chown -R www-data *


    Now I can reach the project.



    Running the IDE as root




    1. Go to phpstorm.sh

    2. Run sudo sh ./phpstorm.sh


    I can't believe that these are the only possibilites to work with docker in dev mode!



    This didn't help.










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      I set up a two docker services (containers) by creating a stack.yml file. After running docker stack deploy -c stack.yml my_service I reached my project at 127.0.0.1:8080 but I can not edit the files which I mounted on my host system (Ubuntu 18.04) with my IDE (PHPstorm).



      The only two ways which work are the following:



      Setting different permissions inside the container




      1. docker exec -it container_id bash

      2. chown -R * 1000

      3. Edit the files (but now I can't reach the project because of the wrong permissions

      4. chown -R www-data *


      Now I can reach the project.



      Running the IDE as root




      1. Go to phpstorm.sh

      2. Run sudo sh ./phpstorm.sh


      I can't believe that these are the only possibilites to work with docker in dev mode!



      This didn't help.










      share|improve this question














      I set up a two docker services (containers) by creating a stack.yml file. After running docker stack deploy -c stack.yml my_service I reached my project at 127.0.0.1:8080 but I can not edit the files which I mounted on my host system (Ubuntu 18.04) with my IDE (PHPstorm).



      The only two ways which work are the following:



      Setting different permissions inside the container




      1. docker exec -it container_id bash

      2. chown -R * 1000

      3. Edit the files (but now I can't reach the project because of the wrong permissions

      4. chown -R www-data *


      Now I can reach the project.



      Running the IDE as root




      1. Go to phpstorm.sh

      2. Run sudo sh ./phpstorm.sh


      I can't believe that these are the only possibilites to work with docker in dev mode!



      This didn't help.







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