Luciano Santos

I see, it's only to run `mount`. Since it only is a temporary relinquishing I'm now more at piece with that **rpmlint** warning. As for **Libmount**'s regression, from what I've...

> We fork ourselves and use `setresuid` and `setregid` to set the real UID/GID and run the `mount` (or `unmount`) operation, see https://github.com/storaged-project/libblockdev/blob/master/src/plugins/fs/mount.c#L434 Thank you @vojtechtrefny for the answer. I...

> Yes, everything in `src/plugins/fs` is a single plugin just split into multiple files (other plugins are just header+implementation in `src/plugins`). Yeah, duh! Makes sense, I don't know where my...

> I don't remember why we use this, but there was a reason for that. OK. If you remember, or anyone else, please tell me because I can't think of...

> **Additional context** The part related to x11 sockets is not super obvious, where i should place that shell file or execute command? does it have to run from user?...

I can confirm the behavior in both my Ubuntu 22.04 and Debian Unstable containers. ``` ❯ lsb-release -dr Description: openSUSE Tumbleweed Release: 20220915 ❯ rpm -q podman distrobox podman-4.2.0-1.2.x86_64 distrobox-1.4.0-1.1.noarch...

In my case, `lsof | grep /etc/localtime` showed me that `gitstatus` was the one keeping the mount point busy. This is a tool used by Rowan's Powerlevel10k Zsh prompt theme,...

> This is probably because you previously `umount`ed it to test Try stopping, and starting again the container, without Powerlevel10k, and see if the `apt` command works Actually I didn't....

> I then did a bit of a testing: > >  > > I'm not sure if other distros also use a symlink for `/etc/localtime`, but the symlink gets...

Yeah, forcefully closing apps that use `/etc/localtime` or any other thing in any mount point, thus keeping them busy, doesn't sound the way to go. A message at least stating...