[OpenAFS] Re: openafs versus systemd

> To disable that behavior, use the "nopag" option. Thanks Jeffrey! I never noticed that option before. It could be helpful... Chad.

[OpenAFS] Re: writeable /afs bind mount inside a podman container

Hi Michael, > I can only speculate, because I don't use podman. With unprivileged LXC con > tainers, it works for me under the condition that the user's token does not= > use a PAG but is bound to the user id only. That sounds likely. > So, my speculation would be that apptainer is able to run

[OpenAFS] writeable /afs bind mount inside a podman container

Hi all, I'm using podman to run a container with a non-root user ("rootless") and trying to bind mount /afs into the container such that it is writeable. The user already has tokens, so in principle processes in container can write to the bind mounted /afs inside the container. Instead

[OpenAFS] openafs fails to compile

Hi all, I'm attempting to compile openafs from the git repo as described here: https://wiki.openafs.org/devel/HowToBuildOpenAfsRpmPackages/#index3h2 The userland tools compile and install fine, but the DKMS compilation fails. This is on CentOS7, against ELRepo's kernel-ml version 5.19.12 and