generic/633 failing without CONFIG_USER_NS

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Hello,

I have noticed that when I build a kernel without CONFIG_USER_NS,
generic/633 is failing. This is because despite it properly detects
idmapped mounts are not supported, it still tries to execute some tests
(such as fscaps test) and they rely on bits of user namespace support (e.g.
/proc/<pid>/ns/user existing). I could hack some additional support check
into the test but then I figured I'm not sure whether all the tests are OK
to skip without CONFIG_USER_NS or whether there are not some more subtle
dependencies... So I'm asking here :).

								Honza

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Jan Kara <jack@xxxxxxxx>
SUSE Labs, CR



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