I have hardlinked some files into an lxc container to share them with someone. The files belong to uid 1000 on the host, but inside the container there also exists a user with uid 1000. Because they have the same uid, the user from the container is able to modify the files of the host user.
Is there a way to isolate the uids, so that host-uid would not have the same rights as container-uid, even if they have the same numerical value? Regards, Reiner
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