Okay, turns out that even if you can write files as root, you need to
add "--privileged" to the podman invocation to get "lfs setquota" to
work. When I do that, everything works. Thanks all for the help!
Lisa
On 10/23/23 9:48 AM, Lisa Gerhardt wrote:
Hi Andreas,
Unfortunately, the management
Hi Andreas,
Unfortunately, the management of our cluster is very favored towards
running these kinds of things in containers, so I don't have a lot of
choice there.
I am able to create files from inside the container that show as owned
by root outside the container, so I think it's not a uid
Hi Lisa,
The first question to ask is which Lustre version you are using?
Second, are you using subdirectory mounts or other UID/GID mapping for the
container? That could happen at both the Lustre level or by the kernel itself.
If you aren't sure, you could try creating a new file as root insid
Hello,
I'm trying to set user quotas from within a container run as root. I can
successfully do things like "lfs setstripe", but "lfs setquota" fails with
lfs setquota: quotactl failed: Operation not permitted
setquota failed: Operation not permitted
I suspect it might have something to do with h
