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Picture this: you're on a cruise ship with other people. You’ve got two choices:
– You can scream, “I’m the captain!” set the engine on fire, sink the ship and die shouting, “BUT I WAS RIGHT!” – Or you can park your butt on a deck chair, grab a drink, and enjoy the ride without being a pain in everyone’s ass.
Me? I say long live the chill cruise… and may the ego stay locked in the baggage hold!
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced that 103 martyrs and 219 injuries have been reported to hospitals in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours.The ministry said in a press statement on Thursday that a number of victims are
"For years, the country’s biggest banks lobbied against a post-2008 financial crisis rule that was intended to shore up their stability and ensure they could withstand steep losses in times of turmoil. This week, financial regulators ... agreed to ease the rule..." www.nytimes.com/2025/06/26/b...
So I've been using rootless podman-compose to run my arr stack forever, and I've never had this issue. What seems to be happening is that sometimes, but not always, when a new folder is created or an existing folder's contents are modified, it seems to be setting the files and their folder's owner to "52587" which does not exist. This causes it to then not be able to access those files. I can manually change them back, of course, but the container just overwrites it again. If I specify the user in the compose.yml, it seems to ignore it. It is happening with a few different containers (all in the same compose.yml), as I've seen it now with Radarr and NZBget. The files are on a 12TB drive, and the container mounts and compose.yml are on the same drive, but the OS (Bazzite) is on a separate drive.
My thoughts so far for possibilities: 1. The podman install is fucked somehow 2. The drive itself is fucked 3. Bazzite's weirdness is causing an issue
For #1, podman comes with Bazzite by default so I'm not entirely sure if I can rpm-ostree remove and reinstall, though that might be the next step I try. I'm not terribly good with podman to begin with so I'm not sure how to go about troubleshooting it much otherwise.
For #2, this is entirely a possibility, the drive is pretty old, but I'm not seeing any errors or anything in the SMART stuff and outside of this specific issue I have seen no other problems there.
For #3, this issue did start to happen maybe a month after switching from Arch to Bazzite, mostly because I also wanted to use this machine for Sunshine streaming and my arch install was a mess anyway. I know Arch, though, and this immutable stuff has tripped me up before, so maybe I go back. Feels like admitting defeat though, lol.
Any ideas to point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Yeah, I've tried the user mapping and doesn't seem to do anything. Haven't put them in the env since this started happening though I can try that, thanks for the reminder.
The real trick is set the ":Z" flag for the volume. This usually solves most problems, but will not allow that same volume to be used with other running containers.
when a new folder is created or an existing folder’s contents are modified, it seems to be setting the files and their folder’s owner to “52587”
Rootless Docker and Podman run their applications within a user namespace. This means most of the user IDs within the container are mapped to a different uid range on the host, often called a subuid. It's part of how "rootless" mode can allow an unprivileged user to run software that expects to have privileged IDs.
Are you sure it doesn't exist? Have you looked at the ranges defined in /etc/subuid on the host?
My first thought is that the uid numbers you see might be some of your host user's subuids. If so, they will appear as different uids (perhaps with usernames) within the container. Try launching a shell within the container and examining the same files, to see what their owners appear as there.
If this is what's happening, it's normal. As long as the software trying to access the files and the software creating the files are both in the same container, it should be fine. If it doesn't work, there's probably another problem in play.
By the way, Podman almost certainly has a way to map certain container uids to host uids of your choice, which can be convenient when you want to share files between containers or between a container and the host.
Out of curiosity, are the containers that are having issues using non-root users internally? Podman maps your user to root inside the container, so a non-root user can have strange effects.
I had this issue when an image inherited a non-root user upstream.
Krita runs okay on this upgraded (16GB DDR3, 250GB SSD) Lenovo X220 tablet/laptop, however brushes are hard to switch because of the small screen real estate. Thinking this is better for something like Aseprite (via Steam) pixel art creation. Charging it up over the weekend, fingers crossed the battery is still okay. #refurbished #linux #linuxmint
these simply do not exist as far as i can tell. if they do, they're already safely tucked away at my age. life choices we make in our teens and 20s have profound effects
"The National Post systematically rewrites wire stories to include loaded anti-Palestinian language, omit the context of occupation, and frame stories around Israeli viewpoints, a comprehensive data analysis shows."
National Post quietly rewrote wire stories to push pro-Israel narrative, analysis finds ⋆ The Breach breachmedia.ca/national-post-r…
'Israel has closed crossings into northern Gaza, cutting the most direct route for aid to reach hundreds of thousands of people at risk of famine, as airstrikes and shelling killed dozens more people in the devastated Palestinian territory.'
🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷 Erreurs judiciaires : même combat, pas mêmes chiffres.
🟥 États-Unis : Plus de 3 400 personnes innocentées depuis 1989. Moyenne : 9 ans de prison pour rien. 👉 47 % étaient Noirs. 👉 Principales causes : fautes policières, faux aveux, erreurs médico-légales. 👉 Certains étaient même condamnés à mort.
🟨 Canada : Environ 29 erreurs majeures reconnues (surtout meurtres). 👉 Statistique officielle : 0,06 % des condamnations annulées. 👉 Témoignages erronés, experts douteux, failles systémiques. 👉 Les chiffres sont faibles… mais la réalité ?
🟦 France : Très peu de révisions. 👉 Cas emblématique : Patrick Dils, 13 ans pour un crime qu’il n’a pas commis. 👉 Pas de registre officiel. Pas de chiffres clairs. 👉 Ce qu’on ne compte pas n’existe pas ?
@eyome Alors vous êtes bien sûrs d’avoir guillotiné le roi y a plusieurs siècles ? Parce que moi, je me demande si vous avez pas plutôt zappé un épisode (sarcasm)
Il y a une grande différence dans les systèmes judiciaires de ces pays, notamment durant la phase d'instruction. Ça n'explique pas tout, mais sur les grandes affaires, la personne poursuivie l'est par ce que les preuves etc montre la culpabilité et l'organisation des jurés est aussi totalement différent. Sur les grosses affaires, un juge n'est là que pour organiser, guider et acter les différents intervenants et leurs conclusions. Sur les petites affaires et la gestion de la 'preventive' c'est plus compliqué. Tu peux être en prison (en fait en maison d'arrêt) sur des présomption,.. en attendant que le procès se fasse... Ce qui est souvent long... Très long.
Trump is working around the clock to convince the world that Iran’s nuclear program has been “obliterated,” but we have yet to see any proof of his claims...
Ok, so why is the right so terrified of this guy? (keep in mind, this asshole is a sitting U.S. congressman calling for his deportation).
Perhaps partially because Mamdani is calling for inexpensive city-run grocery stores and other programs to benefit the poor and working class.
But even more so because of what his victory represents: The mass outrage of the U.S. public, over half of whom cannot afford the basic necessities of life, at the billionaire class, as it strips away the minimum safety net that previously existed, loots the government coffers, and gives itself massive tax cuts, while promoting genocide, environmental devastation, and world war.
God forbid other Mamdanis start winning in D.C., Atlanta, Houston, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
So, what should we expect next?
Ans: Cuomo 2.0, running as an independent in the general election, courting the votes of so-called moderate Dems, as well as the Republicans, and quite possibly becoming the next mayor of NYC, just like Brown did to Black Lives Matters activist India Walton in the 2021 race for mayor of Buffalo.
I'm not really good at self promotion, and I'm aware that it's probably a wasted endeavour. I do enjoy making videos though, and I like the idea of entertaining people. While I'm aware this post will probably be down vored or ignored, I do want to say thank you if you do take time out of your day to watch, and I hope you enjoy.
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I tend to prefer monoaural because I dont want to have to wear headphones if possible and monoaural works that way if I understand it correctly
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so like... there just isn't going to be a CC-NFAI (No Fucking AI) option? CC's idea of being proactive is helplessly embracing this shit and then asking the owners of AI scrapers to pretty please give credit and maybe some money based on *their* financial means? I wouldn't say this to a fellow human under normal circumstances but with respect to AI scrapers, how about fuck your financial means, you should have asked the price before you stole my shit?
Also, maybe I'm misunderstanding the whole thing, so feel free to clarify anything I stated incorrectly.
i need to re-read it with more scrutiny over the weekend and draft up some feedback, but yeah once you manage to get through all the fluff, that pretty much seems to be their big strategy. it’s not even really part of the licensing side of things (from what i can tell), it’s just a technical solution for asking the vultures to cackle your name while they devour the flesh from your bones. so much effort put into a thing that relies solely on good faith from an industry of bad-faith actors.
@brhfl Yeah exactly that's the salt in the wound. It doesn't even seem to serve as a legal mechanism, simply an advisory label that AI scraper can then decide to adhere to or not.
@brhfl My understanding is that the "signals" just aren't needed if you want no AI scraping at all, it's just an option for if you're ok with it. If not, you can just use "Content-Usage: ai=n" without any added "signals."
I cannot fathom why it apparently isn't included in this proposed standard to signal AI crawlers to sod off? Honestly, it would just be the case of adding a "no, go away" signal and implementing it...
@fstateaudio yeah… i don’t want to speak for anyone else but the problems i have are more that: they’re legitimizing ai by engaging with it in this way; the signals (and certainly the ‘content-usage’ mechanism, and robots.txt, etc.) are, to steal benda’s word, toothless; cc licenses are already so confusing to folks and branding this as a cc project feels dilutive; and what we really need are licenses from them that at least try to protect us from scrapers…
@fstateaudio …it’s obviously quite complicated and i truly don’t envy the ‘share your things with everyone!’ folks having to grapple with the giant monster that gobbles all the things we share. i don’t think a proper license would accomplish much either, but we have folks who’ve likely never even read a terms of service agreement attempting to roll their own license language to escape this beast and… it would be nice if someone bigger was in our corner. but alas…
@brhfl I totally get your feelings there. It does seem a bit naive to expect silicon valley slimeballs to respect these requests.
I've had the feeling for a while that the CC folks are basically the shitlibs of the copyright arena (if that makes sense), and this just helps confirm that.
@etherdiver yuppppppp. i mean historically, CC was a force for good, i think. Sure, some more radical folks prefer copyleft, and i was always open to the idea but I barely fell on the side of CC bc i want the right to tell nazis to fuck off. But this proposal isn't even a legal mechanism the way CC licenses were. It seems like just nicely requesting AI scrapers to respect your wishes. Toothless.
After spending months deep in modern biology research, I accumulated a list of academic grievances, & am working to address each topic. Here is my second "this needs fixed" paper. It's a proposed draft of "first principles" for quantum mechanics. zenodo.org/records/15751689
Quantum mechanics has been artificially mystified. Despite being experimentally complete and governing every physical system in the universe, it remains trapped behind barriers of rhetorical complexity and academic gatekeeping that serve no scientifi…
While marine environments are widely recognized as the birthplace of early life, many evolutionary studies continue to assume that land surfaces were suitable for complex multicellular evolution much earlier than environmental evidence supports.
Israeli defense minister, Yisrael Katz, ordered the Israeli Air Force to come up with an "air superiority enforcement plan" in order achieve and keep full aerial supremacy over the skies of #Iran and bomb Iranian cities whenever they please just like #Israel has been doing to #Lebanon and #Syria for the past two years.
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I already talked about the /e/ Android ROM, a while ago, and while I really love this ultimate de-googled version of Android, there were also a few concerns about security, look and feel, how degoogled it all really is, and where the data is going. The /e/ project has also been updated quite a lot since my last video, so I think it's time to take another look at /e/.
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List of stuff /e/ removes from AOSP: https://e.foundation/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/e-state-of-degooglisation.pdf
Older Android version, looks and feels like older Android
Ok, so one of the main comments I got on the video is that /e/ is based on an old version of Android. It was Android 8 in my previous video. Of course, /e/ also has releases based on newer Android versions. On my Galaxy S9+, it goes up to Android Q (Android 10), which is also the case for a lot of phones out there.
Looks dated
One of my main problems with /e/ was that all the apps looked disjointed, using different accent colors, and sharing a kit-kat era look and feel.
I can happily report that with versions 0.15 and 0.16, this is no longer the case. The default apps, which are forks of open source android apps, now sport a nice white and blue color scheme, except for the email client and the maps app, which haven't been updated yet.
You're just giving your data to someone else
Another common comment I got on the previous video was that you were just giving your data to the /e/ project instead of giving it to Google.
While that, in itself, is a weird argument, as /e/ is a small nonprofit, and would really struggle to do anything with that data, it also doesn't apply here at all.
First, the account isn't mandatory: you can skip if if you'd prefer to use what you already have.
Second, the data you send to your /e/ account is encrypted, the /e/ project can't access it.
And third, /e/ doesn't sell ads, so they wouldn't even have any use for your data in the first place.
Now, speaking of the /e/ account, they only offered 1Gb of free storage, which was a meager amount, and you couldn't really upgrade that.
They now announced that, while the free tier is still only 1Gb, you can up that to 20Gb for 2 euros per month, all the way up to 1Tb for 13 euros per month. It's pricier than what the "big tech" companies offer, but it's still not a terrible deal, especially as this data isn't shared or accessed. If I didn't already have my own Nextcloud server, that's definitely something I'd be interested in, even if I didn't use /e/ on my phone.
The only issue is that this ecloud is basically access to a Nextcloud account, but you don't get to install your own apps on it
Not completely degoogled, or as de-googled as Lineage OS
Now another common comment I got was "just use Lineage OS instead". While /e/ is a fork of Lineage, it's also going a lot further to remove Google stuff from AOSP.
Lineage still uses the Google DNS servers, so they know what your device is trying to access, and they also use Google to connect to captive portals, like airport wifi. It also uses Google services to aid GPS positioning, and as the Android Open Source Project webview, which calls to Google as well.
/e/ removes the connectivity check to Google, replacing it with their own servers, they removed calls to the Google time servers and replaced them with the standard provider for internet time, and while the DNS servers aren't changed automatically, you can change them in the settings as well.
So, in short, Lienage OS is great, but if you want to remove every bit of Google from your phone, /e/ is a better option.
Now some people were also saying that /e/ has "stolen" code from Lineage OS and other apps, without giving credit. This has been proven to be completely false, as they are clearly stating what they based their stuff on in their FAQ: https://e.foundation/get-started/
Other concerns
Smartphones preinstalled with /e/ weren't available in the US or Canada when I made my previous video, now they are.
Some concerns were raised about security, especially since /e/ doesn't use the Play store, so how could we be sure that apps were unaltered binaries? the /e/ store uses the CleanAPK repositories.
Discord is great for playing games and chilling with friends, or even building a worldwide community. Customize your own space to talk, play, and hang out.
We have here on Mastodon several amazing candidates for this EU panel about AI...
----------------------- EU Commission seeks experts for AI Scientific Panel
The European Commission is setting up a scientific panel of independent experts to support the implementation and enforcement of the AI Act.
The panel will focus on general-purpose AI (GPAI) models and systems, advising the EU AI Office and national authorities on systemic risks, model classification, evaluation methodologies, and cross-border market surveillance. It will also alert the AI Office of emerging risks.
The Commission looking for 60 members for a renewable 24-month term.
Candidates should have expertise in GPAI models and systems, AI impacts, or related fields, such as model evaluation, risk assessment and mitigations, cybersecurity, emerging systemic risks, and compute measurements and thresholds. Experts must have a PhD or equivalent experience and remain independent of any AI provider.
The selection process will ensure gender balance and representation across EU Member States and EEA/EFTA countries. While *EU citizenship is not a requirement*, 80% of the experts must be from the EU or EFTA Member States.
we need people who bring the climate cost and the human rights impact to the table. Right now, AI is the new Facebook and we'd be wise to acknowledge the harm and cost we install in our lives. Especially with a setup that's hard to undo.
A dark fantasy city builder where you must rebuild civilization in the face of apocalyptic rains. As the Queen’s Viceroy, lead humans, beavers, lizards, foxes, and harpies to reclaim the wilderness and secure a future for civilization's last survivor…
People in Gaza have found dangerous narcotics inside flour bags distributed by the US-Israeli GHF, which Palestinians and national organizations now call “death traps.”
The Government Media Office in Gaza told QNN that the drugs found were Oxycodone, a powerful and addictive opioid. It noted that four citizens have so far confirmed discovering the pills inside flour bags distributed by the US-Israeli GHF so-called aid centers.
Gaza (Quds News Network)- People in Gaza have found dangerous narcotics inside flour bags distributed by the US-Israeli Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which Palestinians and national organization
Well, I received my Lumina Probiotic and used it. There are many brow beating nerds on Orange Site that were convinced it would hurt people because... ~reasons~
"No One's Ready For What's Coming in Iran..." | Yanis Varoufakis
Yanis Varoufakis is a Greek economist, author, and former finance minister of Greece, known for his outspoken critiques of austerity and neoliberal economic policies. A prominent vo…
Yesterday, RFK jr announced it was a major part of the “Make America Healthy Again” plan that everybody should be monitoring their health using digital wearables within the next four ye…
@davidallengreen points out that when we think about how international law is faring in the current global political situation, there's a big difference between compliance & enforcement.... while (as Harold Koh famously pointed out) most countries follow international law most of the time, when a state chooses not to (or even to acknowledge its salience) we find ourselves in a world where sovereign self-restraint has (dangerously) evaporated!
If you're wondering why you are separating the lids from yoghurt cups to recycle them properly, while in a parallel universe nearly 100 private jets arrive for the Bezos wedding, here's why:
Because you are better person than each and every one of these massive cunts.
So my mom discovered that the local SPCA has a "dog library"--where you can "check out" a dog and take them for a walk or a hike and then bring them back. She's been doing this on hikes with a friend of hers. She really is making the most of her retirement.
British MP Rupert Lowe has suggested the Palestine Action activists who recently infiltrated a military base to spray-paint planes should have expected to be fired at.
Yarmouth gits wot Yarmouth voted for. When not advocating summary military execution for non-violent protest, he patrols the streets of Yarmouth looking for turkish barbours to harrass. He enthusiastically greeted the MV Ruby carrying contaminated Russian ammonium nitrate 200 tonnes of which was dumped in the North Sea just outslde our 12 mile limit. He's the County sewage outlet straight onto Yarmouth beach. #greatyarmouth #RupertLoweMP
ESA Living Planet Symposium concludes today, having brought together more than 6500 people across the Earth observation community. The takeaways include new connections, collaborations, not to mention the revelation of pioneering mission images. As a picture is worth a thousand words, here’s a selection that captures just a few of the many highlights.
- Action Against Hunger names two aid workers killed by Israel in Gaza - Israel kills Red Crescent medic in central Gaza - Netanyahu submits fresh request to delay corruption trial hearings - Toddler burned alive in ongoing attacks in Gaza today - Gaza’s civil defence says 62 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces since dawn
Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York not only upended the political establishment, but it also repudiated the Islamophobia of U.S. politics since 9/11.
@rumilyrics The lives of people who are meant to heal each other often cross paths suddenly, and they feel as if they've known each other for a long time. Some souls are familiar with each other from long ago.
Trump officials plan to resettle 1,000 Afrikaners while blocking other refugees - The Washington Post archive.ph/i3nAi
"Refugees that a federal judge had ordered the Trump administration to admit are being barred from entry under the president’s travel ban even as Afrikaners are allowed in."
Public schools in Maryland must allow parents with religious objections to withdraw their children from classes in which storybooks with L.G.B.T.Q. themes are discussed, the Supreme Court ruled on Friday.
The vote was 6 to 3, with the court’s liberal members in dissent.
The case extended a winning streak for claims of religious freedom at the court, gains that have often come at the expense of other values, notably gay rights.
The case concerned a new curriculum adopted in 2022 for prekindergarten through the fifth grade by the Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland’s largest school system.
The storybooks included “Pride Puppy,” an alphabet primer about a family whose puppy gets lost at a Pride parade; “Love, Violet,” about a girl who develops a crush on her female classmate; “Born Ready,” about a transgender boy; and “Uncle Bobby’s Wedding,” about a same-sex union.
At first, the school system gave parents notice when the storybooks were to be discussed, along with the opportunity to have their children excused. But school administrators soon eliminated the advance notice and opt-out policy, saying it was hard to administer, led to absenteeism and risked “exposing students who believe the storybooks represent them and their families to social stigma and isolation.”
Israeli soldiers say they are receiving direct orders to shoot unarmed Palestinians seeking food aid at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) distribution points, even when no threat is present, according to several testimonies published by Haaretz on 26 June
One soldier described the area near GHF sites as “a killing field,” where lethal force is routinely used to disperse crowds desperate for food.
Israelis getting creative: "Reports have said that Oxycodone – the controversial drug behind the opioid epidemic in the US – is not only being smuggled in flour bags, but also crushed into powder and mixed into the flour itself" Before Oct 7th, I probably would have dismissed this article as BS. Not now. I now see this as entirely possible.
Well that is what they want. And this is why we should educate people who "blame the jews" to tell them they are wrong. I always explain things in "zionists" terms. Never jews. Always explaining that actually Jewish people are against zionism normally. Etc... Ziomonsters need antisemitism and we should never give them that.
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Embassy As evening fell, the day's opression lifted Far peaks came into focus; it had rained. Across wide fields and cultured flowers drifted The conversation of the highly trained.
Two gardeners watched, and priced their shoes; A chauffer waited, reading in the drive For them to finish their exchange of views; It seemed a picture of the private life.
Far off, no matter what good they intended, The armies waited for a fatal error With all the instruments for causing pain.
And on the issue of their charm depended A land laid waste, with all its young men slain, Its women weeping, and its towns in terror. W. H. Auden (1907—1973)
“Somewhere beyond right and wrong, there is a garden. I will meet you there.” Rumi
Quoted by Ali Borhani discussing with Pascal Lottaz in Neutrality Studies: "Iran War ENDS The Collective West" youtu.be/watch?v=LdEEcCAYZTQ #ir #usa #il a.s.o.
Today I’m talking again to Ali Borhani a Geopolitical Strategist, the cohost of the BRI-Diaolgue podcast, and the Substack FuturEarly. Ali is a Canadian wit...
Greens candidate Hannah Thomas was injured by police while peacefully protesting on public land outside a company that provides weapon parts to Israel.
A brutal use of excessive force has left Hannah seriously injured - needing surgery and risks losing sight in her eye.
The police and Minns government choose to protect weapons companies over people. SHAME
I can’t remember now what novel it is, but there’s a novel written during the 20th century but set after it where everyone calls the 20th century the “Hell Century.” Seems to fit the data.
In 1989, William Eckhardt studied casualties of conflicts from 1700 to 1987 and found that "the civilian percentage share of war-related deaths remained at about 50% from century to century." He noted the civilian casualty ratio remained consisted despite the fact that number of deaths from wars increased four times faster than the increase in world population, when comparing the 18th century to the 20th century.
Imágenes documentan a las fuerzas de ocupación israelíes abriendo fuego contra civiles mientras intentan llegar al centro de distribución de ayuda humanitaria en Rafah. #IsraelWarCrimes
productivepangolin
in reply to zaphodb2002 • • •and some use the user mapping
(I guess this needs translating to
uidmapsfor podman). Maybe this is an issue here? Although #3 makes it sound like maybe not...zaphodb2002
in reply to productivepangolin • • •just_another_person
in reply to zaphodb2002 • • •This may be helpful: tutorialworks.com/podman-rootl…
The real trick is set the ":Z" flag for the volume. This usually solves most problems, but will not allow that same volume to be used with other running containers.
Using volumes with rootless podman, explained
Tutorial Workswho
in reply to zaphodb2002 • • •Rootless Docker and Podman run their applications within a user namespace. This means most of the user IDs within the container are mapped to a different uid range on the host, often called a subuid. It's part of how "rootless" mode can allow an unprivileged user to run software that expects to have privileged IDs.
github.com/containers/podman/b…
Are you sure it doesn't exist? Have you looked at the ranges defined in /etc/subuid on the host?
My first thought is that the uid numbers you see might be some of your host user's subuids. If so, they will appear as different uids (perhaps with usernames) within the container. Try launching a shell within the container and examining the same files, to see what their owners appear as there.
If this is what's happening, it's normal. As long as the software trying to access the files and the software creating the files are both in the same container, it should be fine. If it doesn't work, there's probably another problem in play.
By the way, Podman almost certainly has a way to map certain container uids to host uids of your choice, which can be convenient when you want to share files between containers or between a container and the host.
podman/docs/tutorials/rootless_tutorial.md at main · containers/podman
GitHubBotzo
in reply to zaphodb2002 • • •Out of curiosity, are the containers that are having issues using non-root users internally? Podman maps your user to root inside the container, so a non-root user can have strange effects.
I had this issue when an image inherited a non-root user upstream.