Description:
When the environment variables PUID and PGID are set, the container automatically prefixes them with 999.
Example:
PGID: 1001 → becomes 9991001
As a result, the container fails to start with the following error:
groupmod: invalid group ID '9991001'
Expected Behavior:
The container should use the specified PUID and PGID correctly without prepending 999, and start normally.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Set
PUID and PGID in the Docker-Compose or ENV file, e.g., PUID: 1011, PGID: 1001
- Start the container
- Observe the error
groupmod: invalid group ID '9991001'
Description:
When the environment variables
PUIDandPGIDare set, the container automatically prefixes them with 999.Example:
PGID: 1001 → becomes 9991001As a result, the container fails to start with the following error:
groupmod: invalid group ID '9991001'Expected Behavior:
The container should use the specified
PUIDandPGIDcorrectly without prepending 999, and start normally.Steps to Reproduce:
PUIDandPGIDin the Docker-Compose or ENV file, e.g.,PUID: 1011,PGID: 1001groupmod: invalid group ID '9991001'