> Yes, you'll have to edit and rebuild every time. > you don't have to do that often.
> Basically, if you have a single self-contained stand-alone daemon, and > all it needs is to write to a mounted volume, all you need is for the > UID:GID that the daemon runs as to match the UID:GID on the volume. > Solr is not a single self-contained stand-alone daemon, there's a bit > more to it. So you can't do that, or at least not easily. OK. Thank you for your answer. Hisashi 2023年7月16日(日) 11:30 dmitri maziuk <dmitri.maz...@gmail.com>: > On 2023-07-15 7:10 PM, Hisashi Kojima wrote: > > > > FYI, MySQL and PostgreSQL images support an arbitrary user other than > root. > > > > Basically, if you have a single self-contained stand-alone daemon, and > all it needs is to write to a mounted volume, all you need is for the > UID:GID that the daemon runs as to match the UID:GID on the volume. > > Solr is not a single self-contained stand-alone daemon, there's a bit > more to it. So you can't do that, or at least not easily. > > Dima >
