Immich•12mo ago

Running as non-root: Can I just chown `library` & `postgres`?

In the documentation , it says: "You may need to add mount points or docker volumes for the following internal container paths:"

Instead of manually adding mount points, can I simply proceed as follows?

Add:
```
user: felix:felix
```
user: felix:felix
```
user: felix:felix
```
user: felix:felix
to all containers:
```
immich-server
```
immich-server
```
immich-server
```
immich-server
,
```
immich-machine-learning
```
immich-machine-learning
```
immich-machine-learning
```
immich-machine-learning
,
```
redis
```
redis
```
redis
```
redis
, and
```
database
```
```
database
```

(Add the recommended snippet for futher hardening to each container. See documentation This snippet sets
```
security_opt
```
security_opt
```
security_opt
```
security_opt
and
```
cap_drop
```
cap_drop
```
cap_drop
```
cap_drop
.)
Change owner:
```
chown -R felix:felix library/ postgres/
```
chown -R felix:felix library/ postgres/
```
chown -R felix:felix library/ postgres/
```
chown -R felix:felix library/ postgres/
Restart Immich:
```
docker compose up -d --force-recreate
```
docker compose up -d --force-recreate
```
docker compose up -d --force-recreate
```
docker compose up -d --force-recreate

I already have a running setup, currently as

root

root

root

root and tens of thousands of raw image files indexed.

Running as non-root: Can I just chown `library` & `postgres`?

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