My confluence was deployed through docker-compose. It had been used normally for a period of time. Later, I migrated the docker data directory. However, some mistakes were made during the migration process, which caused the permissions of some files to change, causing the confluence container to fail to start. can anyone help me
Hi @falao
Welcome to Atlassian Community.
step -1
Please check the with which user you are running docker and that user is having permissions.
you can check with below command
docker inspect
step -2
change directory to your folder /var/atlassian and enter ls -1 command and check the owner of the folders, if the folder owner is different from docker running owner then change the owner of the folder to docker running owner. (you can user chown command)
check the permissions of above folder whether the files are having execute permission, if not change the permission to executable
you can use chmod to change the permissions of the files from the above folder.
(ex:- chmod 644 to /var/atlassian directory)
trying running the docker.
and let me know if this helps.
Vikram P
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