On Fri, Jun 16, 2023 at 02:19:52PM +0200, Diego Fioravanti wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I am not sure if this is a bug in Debian, expected behaviour or something > else, so I decided to write here before opening a bug. Maybe someone can > help me out and tell me if it is something I should report. > > I am using the official python docker image which builds out of Bullseye > (btw, this happens in bookworm too). Until yesterday when I ran `adduser > --system nonroot` it would populate `$HOME` with `/home/notroot/`. Today I > rebuilt the image and it is set to `/nonexistent`. Was this intentional or > is it a bug? I cannot find any reference to this change anywhere but maybe > I have missed something. If it was intentional I have to say that it > absolutely breaks python's ability to find the root for the current user. > In case it helps someone else, I switched to useradd -m and that fixed it.
I'd first check /etc/adduser.conf and possibly /usr/local/sbin/adduser.local (both mentioned in the man page). It might be some configuration specific to that docker image. Cheers -- t
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