Add the ability to specify peertube UID and GID via environment variables #6809
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…bles This adds support for specifying the peertube user and group IDs using the standard environment variable pattern similar to linuxserver.io images. This allows for better external permission management, specifically this makes it easier to support mapping volumes to NFS shares using nfs4 id mapping. This changes elects *not* to use the linuxserver.io variable names of PUID and PGID since the peertube container ends up having both a "node" and "peertube" user created and it would not be obvious which of those PUID/PGID should apply to.
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Just commenting that the suggestion to use the |
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Thanks @zbirkenbuel 🙏 Where do you think we should document this feature? |
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This adds support for specifying the peertube user and group IDs using the standard environment variable pattern similar to linuxserver.io images. This allows for better external permission management, specifically this makes it easier to support mapping volumes to NFS shares using nfs4 id mapping.
This changes elects not to use the linuxserver.io variable names of PUID and PGID since the peertube container ends up having both a "node" and "peertube" user created and it would not be obvious which of those PUID/PGID should apply to.
New variables are
PEERTUBE_UIDandPEERTUBE_GIDrespectively.Related issues
Existing feature request that was closed due to inactivity
Has this been tested?