Morton Jonuschat

There's also a relation to #133 - chowning the dir helps with the mounting of data volumes and random users as the permissions on for the mounted directories get „fixed“...

I can't seem to trigger a situation where the `chown` is the sole culprit of the failing check. When torturing a system so that the `chown` takes more than a...

I've tried with both ext4 and btrfs. Maybe XFS (Redhat default?) is a possible candidate, there are contradicting reports, some say that XFS is slow for this kind of filesystem...

Given the current way things work the `chown` is optional and mostly fixes modification that happened after the compile phase to the image/slug. As I already mentioned it also helps...

The distinct phase before deploy would be something a container manager does, wouldn't it?

Please take into consideration that `buildstep` is rather generic and it's not just `dokku` using it. Even if there was only dokku your proposal seems more prone to errors than...

The change is due to the apps no longer running as the root user in the container. The „official“ Procfile syntax only allows one command per Procfile entry. As a...

I think it will be hard to reliably split/interpret the string as bash does, most of the Procfile based process starters seem to have this problem. But I would really...

@progrium I've been playing around with using all of the available daemontools. I have a working setup that allows starting multiple processes and scaling of the processes under the control...

I unexpectedly had some time on my hands yesterday and tried to solve this ticket before reading your comment. I'm torn between both reasonings. I don't mind sidecar processes in...