Hi Bachir,

I’m afraid I’m not much of a help because the whole docker-sharade is new to me. I did encounter the same problems as you. Can’t say that it is a bug , it is more the combination: OS, docker and BaseX concerning ownership of the mounted docker files.

I got it running by logging in as superuser in the docker container as described in previous mail and running: - docker exec -u 0 -it <myrunningcontainer> bash - chown -R basex:basex basex This changed the ownership of the file for me.

I also optimized the database-files through the BaseX’s DBA-webapplication.

This is all the help I can get you.

Have fun, Rob

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Hi Bach,

Login as super-user[1] in your running container to change ownerschip.

[1] docker exec -u 0 -it <myrunningcontainer> bash

Succes, Rob

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