i dont see why it would have an issue. docker has no concept of the binaries that actually run, it just sets up namespaces, cgroups and a userspace. worse cas

i dont see why it would have an issue. docker has no concept of the binaries that actually run, it just sets up namespaces, cgroups and a userspace. worse case scenario, you have to run the docker container as privileged, still no difference from running on host (at least with a properly constructed image, where the binaries wouldn't run as root)