> Does this system have ‘uncommon’ kernel restrictions in place, like SELinux or other hardening?
No, I have never used this feature. > Is there anything printed in dmesg when the container fails to start? No changement in dmesg Le sam. 19 nov. 2022 à 20:50, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice <[email protected]> a écrit : > bbb ee 写道： > >> So /home/dev_1 (not $HOME; see error message) > > No, I was confused as well, sorry. > > In the back of my mind was another user reporting they used some > FUSE-based encryption of $HOME, and I thought you might be using > that. This tainted my thinking. > > I have no other idea what could be happening. What I ‘reproduced’ > in my previous mail is probably not what is happening to you, even > if the error messages are the same. > > But it is definitely something related to your installation: > > > guix shell --container coreutils -- echo Elmo > > should, of course, always work. > > Does this system have ‘uncommon’ kernel restrictions in place, > like SELinux or other hardening? Is there anything printed in > dmesg when the container fails to start? > > Kind regards, > > T G-R >
