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Here is part of my `docker-compose.yml` file ``` services: ubuntu: image: accetto/ubuntu-vnc-xfce-g3:latest ports: - 6901:6901 ``` The container is deployed in [okteto cloud](https://okteto.com)

okteto allow us to bind to any http port, so it shouldn't be a problem. But what do you mean by `security policy`? This? https://www.okteto.com/docs/cloud/multitenancy/

``` $ id uid=1001(headless) gid=0(root) groups=0(root),27(sudo) ``` When I change the user to `USER 0` through a `Dockerfile`, I'm able to execute `root` commands like `apt update`

`Btw, does it also work if you set the user 0 in your compose file?` Yep `Btw, do you bind any external volumes to your container?` No Yes I can...

There is the steps to re-produce the problem in **okteto** 1. Create an account 2. Create a namespace 3. Click "Launch Dev Environment" 4. Select "Git URL" 5. Paste it...

If that's the case, then it might be an issue with `okteto` cloud provider. As I cannot re-produce the issue on my MacBook Docker Desktop

I've tried to build it with the latest go version `v1.18.1`, however I still aren't able to run it inside Docker. Here is the repo: https://github.com/LoSunny/windows_exporter I've modified the build...

It's been some days since this issue, anyone got any updates?

@glours (UPDATED) No, I don't have the same issue when using `docker build`. If you look at the temporary workaround section above, in the successful attempt of `docker compose build...

@ndeloof This issue does NOT apply to plain `docker build`, `docker build` will be able to download the metadata, but `docker compose` doesn't. In the temporary workaround section, I indeed...