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Docker permission denied: why it happens and how to fix it properly

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Docker permission denied: what the error is actually telling you A client messages me about this error almost every week. They run a command, see "permission denied", and assume Docker is broken. Docker is rarely broken. People just use one name for two completely different errors. The first happens before any container starts: your user cannot talk to the Docker daemon.

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