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AKS version needs to match UID and GID with baremetal
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Richard ChapmanRichard Chapman(Deactivated)Reporter
Eduardo OrochenaEduardo OrochenaPriority
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Created January 28, 2022 at 3:48 PM
Updated February 28, 2022 at 12:51 PM
Resolved February 2, 2022 at 4:22 PM
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Richard Chapman January 28, 2022 at 5:50 PM
That is what I would expect to see in a system configured as yours is. It will not prevent you from reading remote files owned by 999/1000.
If you have some volumes with data created by bare metal 999/1000 and some volumes with data created by AKS 10000/10001 then the workaround is only going to let you read one or the other, so a chmod is going to be required on set before you can proceed.
Due to different UID and GID from the baremetal systems the pod is having issues accessing existing data on a share volume, we edited the _helper.tpl file to change the runAs... parameters, but the UID in /etc/passwd still point to 10000:10001 instead of 999:1001
I have no name!@roxie-agent-1-78584bd559-h8dbp:/$ grep hpcc /etc/passwd
hpcc:x:10000:10001:hpcc runtime User:/home/hpcc:/bin/bash