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Technically you don't need those if you always run your contains as a single user mapped to your real UID.

• prpl 5y ago
  I know uid 0 in container will always map to uid outside the container (e.g. 1005), but I haven't tried e.g. uid 999 in the container to ensure it maps to uid outside of the container (again, 1005), does that work?
  • foresto 5y ago
    > I know uid 0 in container will always map to uid outside the container I don't think that's true. Have a look at Podman's --userns=keep-id and related options.
    • prpl 5y ago
      ah yeah, I had forgot about that one specifically