Dhiman Ghosh

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kubectl exec does not have a -user option

Note that it is reproduced in ubuntu container also. ``` ===== etester@master-0:~/test_dir> vi deployment_centos.yaml etester@master-0:~/test_dir> kubectl exec -i -t ubuntu1-66f47bb78b-kh4tq -- /bin/bash mmsuper@ubuntu1-66f47bb78b-kh4tq:~$ sudo gpasswd -d mmsuper wheel Removing user...

kubectl exec does not have a -user option

@mikebrow / @AkihiroSuda , can you please re-tag it as kind "bug" then?

kubectl exec does not have a -user option

Is there any estimate, when this might get fixed ?

kubectl exec does not have a -user option

@mikebrow Splitted the issue and created another one -- https://github.com/containerd/containerd/issues/6852

kubectl exec does not have a -user option

@mikebrow Any update about this ticket ?

kubectl exec does not have a -user option

Hi @mikebrow, if you have any progress on this, please let us know.

kubectl exec does not have a -user option

> @mikebrow, so what is the way forward for this? Could not understood the whole aspect of it, if the fix is possible or not. If possible when this will...

container not starting in few nodes "standard_init_linux.go:219: exec user process caused: exec format error"

Any work around is possible for this issue, we see containerd 1.6 is released now and there is no fix yet.

With ExecSync failures Containerd memory continuously increasing and retains, never recovers

> @fuweid the idea is to make the exec command fail by calling something which is not present (here, he just added random characters to gunzip). And that over time,...

With ExecSync failures Containerd memory continuously increasing and retains, never recovers

@fuweid , @AkihiroSuda , @mikebrow , trying to reach you to see if you can please prioritize this serious memory issue.