chown mounted directories

[kylecarbs]

Mounted dirs will use the root user by default. After mounting we need to chown

[nhooyr]

They shouldn't be root user by default, should be the same uid as whatever they are on the host.

For single user systems, this should be seamless.

[ammario]

Docker volume mounts ignore user specification

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[nhooyr]

it ignores the --user flag for docker run but the mounted folder/file still has the same gid/uid as the host.

[ammario]

It's been my experience that the created intermediate directories are owned by root

[nhooyr]

That is true and highly unfortunate.