Setting primary GID for users to be created from config. #89
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I'm going to keep this open for a bit because:
I'm hoping to tackle this during this holiday season when I have more free time. |
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I faced the GID:1001 hardcoded issue, |
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Automatically marked as stale due to no recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
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Automatically closed stale item. |
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Also hitting the default 1001 bug. |
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update? |
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Removed stale label. |
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Setting primary GID for users to be created from config.
Rather than creating default individual groups for each user when calling
useradd, the specified GID for that user will be used as the user's primary group. This ensures that files created by that user inside the container are correctly owned by the specified host GID.