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That's an acceptable workaround. Just remember the containers aren't available on NFS and thus other systems.
by maztaim 6y ago
That's an acceptable workaround. Just remember the containers aren't available on NFS and thus other systems.
- mroche 6y agoI’m aware, I’m trying to determine what prpl meant by > but that will actually work just fine if you stay as root inside the container, which maps to your uid outside the container
- maztaim 6y agoI'll let Dan Walsh explain it https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/rootless-podman-nfs https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/rootless-podman-nfs In short, you don't remap when running as root in the container, thus no uid/gid remapping.
- mroche 6y agoI had a derp-out moment yesterday, I totally misinterpreted “as root in the container”. The topic was about rootless containers, so I was completely mentally blacklisting the idea of starting a container from the root user account.