Mounting Overlayfs in a user namespace
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Is it possible to mount an Overlayfs filesystem as an unprivileged user in a user namespace in Linux kernels >4.3.3; it seems that the fix to this vulnerability has blocked this functionality entirely.
When I create a new user namespace with clone(), passing the CLONE_NEWNS
flag and attempt to invoke mount with an overlayfs filesystem, I'm given permission denied. I can mount any other filesystem though.
Is there a way to work around this/am I missing something?
linux mount overlayfs userns
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Is it possible to mount an Overlayfs filesystem as an unprivileged user in a user namespace in Linux kernels >4.3.3; it seems that the fix to this vulnerability has blocked this functionality entirely.
When I create a new user namespace with clone(), passing the CLONE_NEWNS
flag and attempt to invoke mount with an overlayfs filesystem, I'm given permission denied. I can mount any other filesystem though.
Is there a way to work around this/am I missing something?
linux mount overlayfs userns
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Is it possible to mount an Overlayfs filesystem as an unprivileged user in a user namespace in Linux kernels >4.3.3; it seems that the fix to this vulnerability has blocked this functionality entirely.
When I create a new user namespace with clone(), passing the CLONE_NEWNS
flag and attempt to invoke mount with an overlayfs filesystem, I'm given permission denied. I can mount any other filesystem though.
Is there a way to work around this/am I missing something?
linux mount overlayfs userns
Is it possible to mount an Overlayfs filesystem as an unprivileged user in a user namespace in Linux kernels >4.3.3; it seems that the fix to this vulnerability has blocked this functionality entirely.
When I create a new user namespace with clone(), passing the CLONE_NEWNS
flag and attempt to invoke mount with an overlayfs filesystem, I'm given permission denied. I can mount any other filesystem though.
Is there a way to work around this/am I missing something?
linux mount overlayfs userns
linux mount overlayfs userns
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Its not allowed to mount overlayfs within unprivileged usernamespace. Not sure but if you can try a bind mount of the overlayfs into the usernamespace.
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Its not allowed to mount overlayfs within unprivileged usernamespace. Not sure but if you can try a bind mount of the overlayfs into the usernamespace.
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Its not allowed to mount overlayfs within unprivileged usernamespace. Not sure but if you can try a bind mount of the overlayfs into the usernamespace.
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Its not allowed to mount overlayfs within unprivileged usernamespace. Not sure but if you can try a bind mount of the overlayfs into the usernamespace.
Its not allowed to mount overlayfs within unprivileged usernamespace. Not sure but if you can try a bind mount of the overlayfs into the usernamespace.
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