Make sure the mount is readonly when searching for a user/group #92
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Mounting the same directory twice with overlayfs will put the mounts in an undefined behavior. We need to make sure that the mounts we do are read-only.
- What I did
Took the code from containerd and added the
ReadonlyMountsmethod to make sure that we are mounting in read-only mode.- How I did it
- How to verify it
Run
docker run -it --user 1000 docker/dev-environments-go:stable-1and then, in a different terminal, exec into that container, try to create a file, it should work and not fail withNo such file or directory.- A picture of a cute animal (not mandatory but encouraged)
