Thanks for the tips. I was able to find all the user:group lists and then used something like the below to change all the IDs"
chown --from=100000:0 0:0 -R .
To take care of changing all the files/folders and then the sudo file had to be reset for the setuid bit
chmod u+s bin/sudo
Looks like...
Thank you for the prompt reply. Ok, I am looking around for ways to change all that mapping. I guess I need to find where they might be used in files too, like /etc/groups or in the password files. True?
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I had a great install of CentOS on a container in Proxmox, with several users set up. I had to then change the container to be privileged as I needed to be able to create and used tun interfaces. Since that time I can no longer SSH into the container (but the webserver GUI I had set up...
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I don't mean to resurrect an old thread, but as this is the top result in google, it probably make sense to ask an update here. I have Proxmox 6.2-11 and it appears that this syntax no longer works. When I added the above lines to my container to enable the loop device for some iso...
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