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I think this is fully expected unless you're running the container as privileged - the container is restricted to prevent it from gaining new privileges (for security reasons) by default. |
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Hm. From #6645 I may be wrong here. If you're willing to apply patches, I strongly suggest you just upgrade to a more recent version. The v1.6 branch is ancient by this point, and the code has diverged majorly - no backport there is going to be easy. |
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We will not be updating podman on RHEL7 any longer unless there is a major CVE and then just to fix the security issue. Can you upgrade to RHEL8? |
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Using podman 1.6.4 on Rhel 7.9 and running into this issue of not being able to "sudo su" inside of a container and getting the following results:
sudo: unable to change to root gid: Operation not permitted
sudo: unable to initialize policy plugin
Found this issue on both a VM and bare metal Server.
Is there a fix for this I can apply to a previous version? Current environment does not allow for a version update. I've been up and down this container with little success.
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