This seems to be fixed since bionic.
From a jammy host, I was able to run a jammy privileged lxc container
and within it, run a privileged docker container.
From a jammy host, I was able to run a bionic privileged lxc container
and within it, run a privileged docker container.
From a bionic host, I was able to run a bionic privileged lxc container
and within it, run a privileged docker container.
For instance:
# lxc launch ubuntu-daily:bionic docker-b-priv -c security.nesting=true
Run the container, install docker, and from within it, run
# docker run --name test --privileged ubuntu:latest echo hello
privileges
Which should print
"hello privileges"
** Changed in: docker.io (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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