I've improved my message so it's more visible. in fact I have the impression that my folder link isn't working. because I still get this message: EROFS: read-only file system, rmdir '/dist'.
In a Nestjs project, the typescript compiler code will go into this dist file and inside it there will be read, write and delete operations. This is inside my docker container. So my question is how to either fix this docker to transfer it to another folder that has these permissions or how to change the permissions. In fact I have the impression that the construction of the image works well but to start the docker and start to make operations in this folder it does not work because there are restrictions as it is written in the doc.
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read-only file system, rmdir '/dist'Hi, I need information on how to get around this problem. I created a docker file that I deployed on the Cloudron server but I get this error message towards the end:
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Aug 04 16:58:24 2024-08-04T14:58:24.000Z
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Aug 04 16:58:24 > exemple@0.0.1 start:dev
Aug 04 16:58:24 > nest start --watch
Aug 04 16:58:27 => Healtheck error: Error: Timeout of 7000ms exceeded
Aug 04 16:58:28 2024-08-04T14:58:28.000Z
Aug 04 16:58:28 Error EROFS: read-only file system, rmdir '/dist'
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Aug 04 16:58:28 \To give you a little more detail, this is a nestjs project, so when the image is built, the typescript is compiled and put in another folder to run, and I also have files that are written and read inside (it's a pdf generation from a url).
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read-only file system, rmdir '/dist'Thank you, I'll take a look at it and get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you