[Autoscaler] Ensure ubuntu is owner of docker host mount folder #13579
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Why are these changes needed?
Problem: The docker host mount folder is sometimes created with
root
as the owner. Later,rsync_up
is run as part of the session startup withubuntu
as the user. This leads to an error because it cannot write to the folder.Solution: It seems this folder is only being created in
run_rsync_up
andrun_rsync_down
so this PR is changing the ownership of the folder toubuntu
.ubuntu
, no ownership will be changed and no errors will be raised.root
, this will fail unless the user is alsoroot
. This may affect clusters that have already been created. However, it should be ok if this fails becausersync
will likely not work on these clusters unless the user runningrsync
isroot
.ubuntu
, the folder will be created with the owner asubuntu
.root
, the folder will be created with the owner asroot
, but the owner will immediately be changed toubuntu
. Becauseroot
is the user, this shouldn't throw an error and would allowrsync
to work in the future during session startup.Related issue number
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