Am 01.07.2015 um 11:40 schrieb Martin Kletzander: > On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 07:54:25PM +0200, Richard Weinberger wrote: >> Am 30.06.2015 um 19:12 schrieb Martin Kletzander: >>>> Hmm, very strange. What guest container are you using? >>>> I tried with a Debian jessi and had user namespace enabled. >>>> >>> >>> Sorry for the late reply. I used simple one. Only gentoo's stage 3 >>> unpacked into a directory, no special settings used for it. Removing >>> /etc/securetty works for me. I'll give it another try, but probably >>> after the freeze. If anyone else wants to review this, don't get >>> stopped by the problems I'm having! >> >> Hmm, just gave gentoo a try, worked perfectly fine. > > I tried with latest master with and without your patch. Wtih your > patch I got to the problem exactly once even though I tried multiple > times. And even though it didn't happen to me at all without your > patch, I'm thinking it's just some weird rare race and it's not > related to what you've sent. That just wouldn't make sense to me. > > I also suspected the problem being me starting with --console > parameter, but trying with and without that didn't help isolate the > problem either. --console works fine here. > Anyway, that patch still doesn't help me get rid of /etc/securetty. > The output of 'tty' is still /dev/pts/0 and unless I remove > /etc/securetty it doesn't start. What is the output of 'tty' and what > ttys do you have in /etc/securetty in your container? tty prints as expected /dev/tty1. (instead of /dev/pts/xy) /etc/securetty is from gentoo, I did not add anything. Thanks, //richard
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