is UID/GID 1000 hard coded?

[vapid grove]

on my VM 1000:1000 is an automation user. i have a user for running containers and i want to use its UID/GID instead. is that possible?

[vivid pecan]

Nope, the container is rootless and uses node's user - which has 1000 as UID and GID

[final quiver]

Im a bit lost on this cause on Truenas UID/GID 1000 doesnt exist. Yes we can use the chown command and it will give the non-existent user acces and it will work, but that then removes my ability to do anything in the dataset/folder.. whats the solution for truenas to have seerr work without breaking user permissions?

[vivid pecan]

You might want to look into acls

[final quiver]

Yeah I did, but truenas wont let me set it for 1000 since user dont exist

[strong token]

You can just pass in user: x:x

And run as any user you want too

[final quiver]

Not possible in the truenas webui but yeah is via shell.

In webui as soon as you click off the field goes empty

[strong token]

What

Im talking about docker container

You can pass in a user

[final quiver]

Uh, I read that Seerr was hardcoded to use 1000:1000 even if you changed it

Is this wrong?
https://wiki.serversatho.me/en/seerr#h-2-permissions-docker-only
https://docs.seerr.dev/getting-started/docker mentions it runs as the 1000 node user though nothing about it being hardcoded and not being able to be changed in that link

[strong token]

You can use user: xx:xx
Thats explained in the unraid setup too in our official docs. Idk what serversatho.me is

Its recommended to use 1000:1000

But you can use user: xx:xx

[frigid topaz]

I created a new user in Truenas under Credentials called "node" with a USER ID:1000, and then under the ACLS, i put NODE in it