Added edit /etc/subgid section #199
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| For user with PID 65534 (typically the nobody user), the entry would look something like: | ||
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| nobody:100000:65536 |
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Wait, I am not sure about this. I have a vague recollection that the user that needs to be changed is the current user, the id inside the container is irrelevant here. Can you validate?
| Save the file and ensure changes are recognized by restarting your container service: | ||
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@AtibQur Can you confirm this has been validated as working? |
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@alexp-sssup for some reason I keep getting Error: cannot setup namespace using newuidmap: exit status 1. This happens when I'm using: podman run --rm -it --userns=keep-id alpine to start a podman container with user namespace even though uidmap is already installed on my system. |
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I have never seen this error and I think |
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@alexp-sssup I've been testing changes to /etc/subgid while running podman containers to see how group IDs are mapped. The changes are working as expected for /etc/subgid. |
We know there are practical problems required GID mapping for Debian, but we don't know any real world problems with UIDs. To avoid confusing people it's better not to talk about things that are not needed. |
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