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I don't think it is misleading. Just because you need root privileges to enable "rootless" doesn't mean it isn't rootless once configured.
by encryptluks2 4y ago
I don't think it is misleading. Just because you need root privileges to enable "rootless" doesn't mean it isn't rootless once configured.
- RandomBK 4y agoIt's somewhere in between. You definitely need to enable features that are normally out-of-reach of regular users (i.e. user namespaces, network namespace, unprivileged ping, etc.) However it's still a far cry from full root access, and arguably a smaller surface area than regular run-everything-as-root mode.