Where is the best location to post a query about trying to properly and swiftly identify the actual full directory
/comfy/mnt
for a docker image in docker desktop via WSL 2 on windows 11? When it is doing the first run I get a partial directory of
/comfy/mnt
which isnt displaying when I am searching for it and isnt the actual correct full directory so how exactly am I supposed to address it if I dont even have the clear full directory shown in the terminal? As a general feedback it would be vastly preferred to provide full context as possible (like full director) of whatever is throwing an error at least for my own use though I know in some contexts of deployment people want these sanitized/partial.
Ive been in like a doom spiral for over 7 hours of mountains of different errors/inexplicable failures that I cant find any solution/documentation for and there isnt any LLM that I’ve tried that has come up with a solution for this stuff either. To be clear I generally love Ubuntu, have used it for years, and the ComfyUI installer as well as portable completely failed to work properly on Windows 11 also. No solution on that front.
The current stack in a sense:
Windows 11
Docker Desktop
WSL 2
Ubuntu 24.04
comfyui-nvidia-docker
Within the Ubuntu terminal I run as instructed:
docker run --rm -it --runtime nvidia --gpus all -v pwd/run:/comfy/mnt -v pwd/basedir:/basedir -e WANTED_UID=id -u -e WANTED_GID=id -g -e BASE_DIRECTORY=/basedir -e SECURITY_LEVEL=normal -p 127.0.0.1:8188:8188 --name comfyui-nvidia mmartial/comfyui-nvidia-docker:latest
(sudo with this also presents the same issue)
-- Found Max driver CUDA version: 13.0 (major: 13, minor: 0)
-- Found Max container CUDA version: 12.6.3 (major: 12, minor: 6)
== Testing write access as the comfy user to the run directory
!! ERROR: Directory /comfy/mnt owned by unexpected user/group, expected 1000:1000, actual 0:0 -- FORCE_CHOWN will not work for this folder, it is a PATH mounted at container startup and requires a manual fix: chown -R 1000:1000 foldername
!! Exiting script (ID: 1)
It fails to create the container which also makes it fairly difficult to figure out from what I know about at least.
Any help would be appreciated.
