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There's nothing encrypted in this string.
... instead of prefixing the error message with "permission denied"
Required to change the ownership of the user's home directory when changing the user's UID.
We use this to recursively change the owner and group of the user's home directory when changing the user's UID.
Needed to test fileutils.ChownRecursiveFrom. We can't use bubblewrap for
that because bubblewrap only creates UID mapping for one user, using
chown with a different UID fails with:
chown: changing ownership of 'file': Invalid argument
Do the same usermod does when changing a UID of a user: If the home directory is currently owned by the user, recursively change the owner and group of the home directory and all files in the home directory from the old UID and GID to the new UID and GID.
We need that for the SetUserID tests
We now support chown in bubblewrap, so we don't have to run the test as root anymore.
We have a use case where we want to create a directory at a deterministic path in /tmp. That fails if /tmp is shared with the host and other bubblewrap sandboxes which use the same directory.
It doesn't test anything that's not already covered by other tests and it's annoying to have to manually update the golden files of the SSH integration tests whenever the authctl usage message changes.
userslocking.WriteLock() immediately returns ErrLock if the lock is already taken *by the current process*. lckpwdf behaves similarly (even though the man page doesn't mention it). To avoid that issue, we now take another lock which blocks concurrent goroutines.
We broke the bubblewrap tests in the CI without noticing it (at first) because the tests were skipped. The only case where we really want to skip the tests is on Launchpad builders. To detect that, we check if the DEB_BUILD_ARCH environment variable is set and we're *not* in GitHub CI.
When executing `unshare --map-user` via exec.Command and connecting the process's stdout or stderr, the command hangs forever if unprivileged user namespaces are disabled. We avoid that by checking via `unshare --user` if unprivileged user namespaces are enabled.
The "Run autopkgtests" CI job runs the tests in an LXD container which
doesn't allow using bubblewrap. It fails with:
bwrap: Failed to make / slave: Permission denied
To avoid that these jobs fail, we allow them to skip the bubblewrap
tests. We still run the tests in the "Go Tests" CI jobs.
Running our tests with -v produces so much output that it makes it harder to inspect test failures, for example when viewing the logs of the "Build debian packages" CI job in GitHub. Running the tests without -v still prints the logs of the failed tests which should include all the information we need to debug test failures.
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only for debugging