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Why does the owner of the podman volume for a rootless container get changed to this particular UID?

I am brand new to podman, and trying to understand something I have observed with permissions / UIDs. I have created two podman named volumes as my non-root user (named qsd), one to be mounted in a ...
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Run process with non-root user in docker container

I'm building redis sentinal image that run.sh should run as non-rootuser run.sh while true; do master=$(redis-cli -h ${REDIS_SENTINEL_SERVICE_HOST} -p ${REDIS_SENTINEL_SERVICE_PORT} --csv ...
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Why is effective UID still not 0?

So I got this code below from here. However when I follow the commands: sudo chown root:root a.out sudo chmod u+s a.out It still won't run with effective uid to 0. This is the code: #define ...
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Where does Linux keep 'ruid' and 'euid'?

I wonder where Linux kernel keeps 'ruid' and 'euid'. Below is what I know about them. When an user runs a file and the file turns to a process, the process gets to have ruid and euid. If the file ...
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Uid issues between two applications for the 'strace' command

I'm going to use the strace -p <myPid> command between two applications. However, strace command does not work with other applications (it works well for itself). This is the error message: ...
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How do you get the user ID, group ID, file permissions in C++?

I have for the last few hours been looking up how to get and set the user ID, group ID, and file permissions, flags and other important information of a file using C++. I have seen code examples and ...
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Setting permissions on a CRAMFS file system

I am attempting to create a CRAMFS filesystem but am struggling with permissions. How to I set permissions so that when a host mounts the filesystem it will be root:root? Once the CRAMFS is created ...
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Permission problems creating a .deb file

I'm trying to create a .deb file from a binary and support files. It works, however I get the following warning before I create it: The installation of a package which violates the quality standards ...
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