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I also had to create a subfolder to get it working
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there is no one able to resolve this issue? |
@thamerbelfkihthamer Have you tried my approach above? It had worked for me this way... |
works like a charm |
Hi everyone here! 👋🏻 I just added the "help wanted" label: if anyone wants to contribute something in the README, like a "Caveats" paragraph explaining this kind of problems and how to solve them it would be really apreciated. I can't actually reproduce the problem (I'm working on MacOS with Docker For Mac) and never had any problem so I don't think I will be able to provide the best solution here. Thank you all 🙏 |
Hi, I met this today on ubuntu 16.04, no specific reason noticed, and I just used the command suggested by @markiewb then solved. If helpful, I can add this into README, or better, if @markiewb would. |
It has been proposed by others to include it in the readme.md
Proposed as MR #51 |
Thanks @pengyuan-zhou for confirming @markiewb solution. The |
I got the latest Docker image from Docker Hub:
I copied the
docker-compose.yml
to/tmp
didchmod a+r
on it, and ran thedocker run
command there. It worked fine.This is due to specifying the
dcv
username inDockerfile
. It is easy to fix by not imposing a username and having theroot
user being used.This issue was mentioned before in #21, but as part of a separate thread.
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