Error: Command failed: logrotate /etc/logrotate.d/nginx-proxy-manager

[masterwishx]

using latest version ,i have permissions issue in ubuntu with root user:

[masterwishx]

[FibreTTP]

The /data directory in your instance has full permissions. It's not supposed to be like that. You've probably used chmod on it from outside the Docker container.

logrotate is complaining because /data/logs also has full permissions. You will need to run the command:
docker exec <npm-container-id> chmod -R a=rX,u+w /data/logs
to fix this.

My PR that you commented on (#3219) doesn't have to do with this (it fixes permissions for when the user is not running as root, but still works when they are). The issue you commented on (#2938) is different from your issue (they're not running as root).

[masterwishx]

So you running as 1000:1000?

[FibreTTP]

I've created a management user and group and run all my management services that support changing users as such user and group. It's optional, but theoretically more secure. Here's how you'd do it on a clean install: https://nginxproxymanager.com/advanced-config/#running-processes-as-a-user-group

[masterwishx]

OK ,thanks a lot for help.
runned docker exec nginx-proxy-manager chmod -R 644 /data/logs and all fine now