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opm using docker errors out with permission denied #870
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@phantomjinx I worked around the need for |
I am running into this issue as well - seems this is an issue with the quay.io/operatorhubio/catalog:latest image. |
Use the `operatorhub/catalog_sa` image as the base for the catalog index. The default operatorhub catalog appears to have a root-owned file that causes `opm index add` to fail. See operator-framework/operator-registry#870
Use the `operatorhub/catalog_sa` image as the base for the catalog index. The default operatorhub catalog appears to have a root-owned file that causes `opm index add` to fail. See operator-framework/operator-registry#870
Use the `operatorhub/catalog_sa` image as the base for the catalog index. The default operatorhub catalog appears to have a root-owned file that causes `opm index add` to fail. See operator-framework/operator-registry#870
Use the `operatorhub/catalog_sa` image as the base for the catalog index. The default operatorhub catalog appears to have a root-owned file that causes `opm index add` to fail. See operator-framework/operator-registry#870
Use case that failed:
It succeeds when I switch to using |
Use the `operatorhub/catalog_sa` image as the base for the catalog index. The default operatorhub catalog appears to have a root-owned file that causes `opm index add` to fail. See operator-framework/operator-registry#870
Hi there, Docker is just a third-party tool that we use with |
@dinhxuanvu please note that I was able to reproduce this issue with rootless podman as well, so this isn't just a docker problem. |
Running into this issue with rootless opm, customizing the index image with opm is the only step in my mirroring needing root. |
Creating a bundle index with docker has started in the last 24 hours throwing a
permission denied
error.This same error is referred to in #339 and both workarounds, ie. using
-c podman
and usingsudo
, work. However, it would be helpful to get a fix for docker, if that's possible.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: