Because of non-matching UID/GID between host system and the wodby/php image, I'm trying to build my own image (for development purposes). The build process however fails when trying to delete the group the I gave as parameter. Here the details:
My en_make file.
// ./en_make
PHP_VER=8.1.10
PHP_DEV=1
WODBY_USER_ID=1853894834
WODBY_GROUP_ID=100
The WODBY_USER_ID and WODBY_GROUP_ID correspond to the UID and primary GID of my user on the host system.
The command I use to launch the build process.
$ make buildx-build-amd64
Build output with error message (truncated):
docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64 -t wodby/php:8.1-dev \
--build-arg PHP_VER=8.1.10 \
--build-arg PHP_DEV=1 \
--build-arg WODBY_USER_ID=1853894834 \
--build-arg WODBY_GROUP_ID=100 \
--build-arg PECL_HTTP_PROXY="" \
--load \
./
[+] Building 2.5s (6/10)
=> [internal] load build definition from Dockerfile
...
=> ERROR [2/6] RUN set -xe; existing_group=$(getent group "${WODBY_GROUP_ID}" | cut -d: -f1); ...
...
#0 0.603 + getent group 100
#0 0.604 + cut -d: -f1
#0 0.604 + existing_group=users
#0 0.604 + '[[' -n users ]]
#0 0.605 + delgroup users
#0 0.605 delgroup: 'guest' still has 'users' as their primary group!
...
make: *** [Makefile:55: buildx-build-amd64] Error 1If I'm not wrong, the build process fails because it is trying to delete the group with id 100.
Question:
While the user on my host system belongs to other groups that I can use for the build process, is it possible, instead of trying to delete the group, to add the user to the existing group in the docker image?
Because of non-matching UID/GID between host system and the wodby/php image, I'm trying to build my own image (for development purposes). The build process however fails when trying to delete the group the I gave as parameter. Here the details:
My en_make file.
The command I use to launch the build process.
Build output with error message (truncated):
docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64 -t wodby/php:8.1-dev \ --build-arg PHP_VER=8.1.10 \ --build-arg PHP_DEV=1 \ --build-arg WODBY_USER_ID=1853894834 \ --build-arg WODBY_GROUP_ID=100 \ --build-arg PECL_HTTP_PROXY="" \ --load \ ./ [+] Building 2.5s (6/10) => [internal] load build definition from Dockerfile ... => ERROR [2/6] RUN set -xe; existing_group=$(getent group "${WODBY_GROUP_ID}" | cut -d: -f1); ... ... #0 0.603 + getent group 100 #0 0.604 + cut -d: -f1 #0 0.604 + existing_group=users #0 0.604 + '[[' -n users ]] #0 0.605 + delgroup users #0 0.605 delgroup: 'guest' still has 'users' as their primary group! ... make: *** [Makefile:55: buildx-build-amd64] Error 1If I'm not wrong, the build process fails because it is trying to delete the group with id 100.
Question:
While the user on my host system belongs to other groups that I can use for the build process, is it possible, instead of trying to delete the group, to add the user to the existing group in the docker image?