Hello, There may not be a good answer to this question, but I was wondering if anyone has a suggestion. I'm using rootless podman for local development environments for Node.js and PHP projects. I can't wait to rebuild an image after each file is changed, so I'm bind mounting my project's working directory into the container so changes are reflected instantly. A consequence of this is that all of the project files are owned by the root user inside the container (since they are owned by my regular user outside). This means that I need to run any commands as root in the container in order to have access to the project files. That, in itself, is not a big deal. The problem is that a lot of software doesn't like to be run as root. I have run into problems with: - PHP-FPM requires a special flag to run as root and config changes - WP-CLI requires a special flag added to any command to run as root - Compiling software can fail as part of npm install (specifically with gulp-imagemin) None of these issues are really show stoppers, but they do slow down development, and each time I run into a new one it can take time to debug. Are there any workarounds that allow for fast development, the user running in the container to not be root, and reasonable security (e.g. I don't really want to chmod 777 all of my project files)? -- Thank you, Dominic