Hello Railway community and love all your work! Project ID: cd22524a-2d8b-4ec7-8ea5-bedb4df89632 Service ID: 6f93a298-1a5b-40d8-b4ef-241d97187617 Environment ID: 4f9133fe-f189-4160-944b-45ad5d2f039d Several services in my project are built from a Dockerfile that essentially just installs a couple packages on top of a popular Docker image. The following Dockerfile service, built on top of "kong:2.8.1" builds and deploys without errors from the following Dockerfile code: ```Docker FROM kong:2.8.1 COPY ./kong.yml /home/kong/temp.yml USER 0 RUN apk update && apk add gettext USER kong ENTRYPOINT envsubst < /home/kong/temp.yml > /home/kong/kong.yml && /docker-entrypoint.sh kong docker-start ``` However another service, whose ID I pasted above, fails when trying to build. It is built on "postgrest/postgrest:v12.2.12" and tries to install curl. This works on my machine, and I've checked that a root user 0 does indeed exist on the image. Here is the Dockerfile code: ```Docker FROM postgrest/postgrest:v12.2.12 USER 0 RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y curl USER 1000 ``` Some explanation for why this might be failing would be much appreciated! Thank you

Some Dockerfile-based services can run commands as USER 0, others fail during build

benisenstein

PROOP

6 months ago

Hello Railway community and love all your work!
Project ID: cd22524a-2d8b-4ec7-8ea5-bedb4df89632
Service ID: 6f93a298-1a5b-40d8-b4ef-241d97187617
Environment ID: 4f9133fe-f189-4160-944b-45ad5d2f039d

Several services in my project are built from a Dockerfile that essentially just installs a couple packages on top of a popular Docker image.

The following Dockerfile service, built on top of "kong:2.8.1" builds and deploys without errors from the following Dockerfile code:

FROM kong:2.8.1
COPY ./kong.yml /home/kong/temp.yml
USER 0
RUN apk update &amp;&amp; apk add gettext
USER kong
ENTRYPOINT envsubst &lt; /home/kong/temp.yml &gt; /home/kong/kong.yml &amp;&amp; /docker-entrypoint.sh kong docker-start

However another service, whose ID I pasted above, fails when trying to build. It is built on "postgrest/postgrest:v12.2.12" and tries to install curl. This works on my machine, and I've checked that a root user 0 does indeed exist on the image. Here is the Dockerfile code:

FROM postgrest/postgrest:v12.2.12

USER 0
RUN apt-get update &amp;&amp; apt-get install -y curl 
USER 1000

Some explanation for why this might be failing would be much appreciated! Thank you

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3 Replies

cbarr32

HOBBY

6 months ago

Quantum

vedmaka

HOBBY

6 months ago

fails when trying to build

Could you share the error log please? The Dockerfile itself looks good and should not fail

cbarr32

Quantum

idiegea21

HOBBY

6 months ago

Try keeping USER root during the build, or use a multi-stage Dockerfile to install curl in a Debian stage and copy it into the PostgREST image.