hermes - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Bug]: The docker image latest (after the v2026.4.16) is broken [1 participants]

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NousResearch/hermes-agent#14655Fetched 2026-04-24 06:15:36
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Bug Description

The last docker image have permissions problems ... i had to switch back to v2026.4.16. Errors in logs are : can't change permissions of /opt/data , can't create folder /opt/data , and the container enter in loop restart. my setup force user:1000:1000 in docker-compose , but it was working well before. I can change permissions to 10000 if it's mandatory now but it was working properly before.

Steps to Reproduce

to exactly reproduce : launch a docker-compose with user:1000:1000 ; fix permissions in data folder if somes files are owned with root ... and then , switch to the latest image and see errors.

Expected Behavior

Image is working like the previous.

Actual Behavior

Permissions errors.

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Debian 13

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TL;DR

The issue can likely be resolved by adjusting the permissions or user settings in the Docker configuration to match the requirements of the latest image.

Guidance

  • Verify that the user and group IDs in the docker-compose file (currently set to 1000:1000) are correct and match the expected IDs for the latest image.
  • Check the permissions of the /opt/data folder and adjust them accordingly to ensure the container can write to it.
  • Consider updating the docker-compose file to use a different user or group ID (e.g., 10000) if required by the latest image.
  • Test the setup with the previous image version (v2026.4.16) to confirm that the issue is specific to the latest image.

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Notes

The issue may be related to changes in the latest image that require different permissions or user settings. However, without more information about the image or the specific errors, it is difficult to provide a more detailed solution.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Adjust the permissions or user settings in the Docker configuration to match the requirements of the latest image, as the issue seems to be related to changes in the image rather than a bug that can be fixed with an upgrade.

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