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Ephemeral containers volume mount permissions differ from normal containers · Issue #32351 · kubernetes/website · GitHub
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Windows volume mounts check volume mount permissions container should have readOnly permissions on hostMapPath · Issue #99365 · kubernetes/kubernetes · GitHub
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backward compatible : set permission of volume to worldwide (777) instead of 755 · Issue #12242 · rook/rook · GitHub
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