Any reason you're running those commands as the container PID1 instead
of starting the container and using lxc-attach to run the commands
inside it?

What you're doing right now is unsupported as neither chfn nor su are
init processes, so they will not know how to setup the container or
handled other tasks that init is in charge of (signal handling, child
re-parenting and reaping, ...).

** Changed in: lxc (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Incomplete

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