El 03/10/2017 3:57 pm, Roger Leigh escribió:
What are the permissions on the root directory of the chroot? You
might have permission to access it as root for the chroot call, but
that might not apply to the user after we call setuid/setgid to switch
the user and group. But does the user or group have permission to
access it? The problem might possibly even lie in a higher up
directory (not 100% sure, but worth checking to be certain).
If you're also using bind mounts, I'd suggest checking the permissions
of the directories here as well.
Regards,
Roger
YES! You are right!
The problem lies in a higher up directory. There is a permission
problem. Just make a full functional root session and checked the
/var/run/schroot/mount dir and found this:
drwx------ 22 root root 4096 sep 22 14:09
stretch-amd64-sbuild-23013978-edff-4e90-a6d9-984da3bd4dd6
The normal users can't access that dir (the root dir).
Should this be fixed in /etc/schroot/setup.d/10mount?
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