Giuseppe Scrivano

> Sort of, but now when I try `ls a` I get an error: > > ``` > ls: cannot open directory 'a': Transport endpoint is not connected > ```...

no, the suggestion I gave was to correctly unmount the FUSE file system

I also cannot reproduce it. I am closing the issue as it lacks feedback, please reopen if you've more data to share

I've a few questions. - Is `ignore` the equivalent of `drop` with a bytes-per-interval=0? - Are these limits supposed to be changed at runtime? e.g. can I change bytes-per-interval while...

do we need to cover something that is not already in https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/image-stores-podman or do we need some github specific recipe?

hi, I think this is already in a better shape than a PoC, I've used it for a while and could not see any major issue while working with different...

another feature is IDs shifting so that is not required to create another image with remapped uids when you work with usernamespaces: https://github.com/containers/storage/pull/195 That feature is probably useful also for...

is it really a risk for slirp4netns though? IPv6 is not routed so there is not really risk of collisions, or do you think we should just pick a random...

yes, I agree the fix should be in the seccomp profile to allow `openat2`. Alternatively we could tweak crun to attempt the fallback code anytime `openat2` fails, even with EPERM.

@alexlarsson I think it should be enough to add *.gz to `VC_LIST_ALWAYS_EXCLUDE_REGEX` in the `cfg.mk` file. You can quickly test it locally with `make syntax-check`