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Bind mounts can work fine. Setting them up does require root though. Easiest would be if the harness offered to enable containment. Awkwardly, it would require

by edg5000 4mo ago

Bind mounts can work fine. Setting them up does require root though. Easiest would be if the harness offered to enable containment. Awkwardly, it would require root.

ptspts 4mo ago
In fact, it's possible to set up bind mounts without root on a modern Linux system, using a user namespace and a mount namespace.
- apitman 4mo ago
  podman is my favorite tool for this.
- edg5000 4mo ago
  You also need setuid, that's were I hit the root requirement, the bind mount itself can indeed be created.