Add missing sys_chroot capability to groupadd policy #2316
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Just like useradd, groupadd supports chroot operation, but for that to work it needs the sys_chroot capability, just like the useradd policy has (see commit 0651cc9). This is one of the roadblocks in making RPM sysusers feature fully functional: rpm-software-management/rpm#3227
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Cockpit tests failed for commit 89491e6. @martinpitt, @jelly, @mvollmer please check. |
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This F41 cockpit failure is due to a coreutils/gnulib regression, see https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2307847 . We created a naughty pattern ("failure due to OS regression") for that in cockpit-project/bots#6790 . This landed now, so the next run will be green again. You can retry or ignore here. Update: I forgot that I can retry myself in this project, kicked. |
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Merging, thank you. |
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Just like useradd, groupadd supports chroot operation, but for that to work it needs the sys_chroot capability, just like the useradd policy has (see commit 0651cc9).
This is one of the roadblocks in making RPM sysusers feature fully functional: rpm-software-management/rpm#3227