Hello Dan,
Well I can reproduce the issue. The host version is actually: 14.04.4 (typo sorry). Just to clarify: The host is already up to date (latest patch, and I rebooted that one already), before I started installing lxc. Anyway, since you asked for a reproduction: The initial install is as I described before, the image gets downloaded & created. Starting container fails. Then reboot the host, and I can start it fine with the container user. Also installing additional containers and starting just works now. After I reproduced the above, it occurred to me I was using lxc-stable ppa. So things no doubt must have changed since a few months back. I switched to use lxc-lts to see, and that one works fine (as it used to with the other), so something changed between these 2 versions. ________________________________ Van: lxc-users <[email protected]> namens Dan Kegel <[email protected]> Verzonden: zondag 5 juni 2016 13:57 Aan: LXC users mailing-list Onderwerp: Re: [lxc-users] Download and install trusty-64 unprivileged container cannot start anymore, requires system reboot to work - used to work Now that you've rebooted once after the update, can you reproduce the problem again?
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