Hi GHui,
fyi: I am not a podman-expert so my questions might be stupid. :-)
From what you told us so far you are running the podman-command as
non-root but you are root inside the container, right?
What is the output of "podman info | grep root" in your case?
How are you submitting a job from inside the container?
You have to have Slurm and munge installed and correctly configured
inside the container for that, right?
Why are you using such a container in the first place?
Regards,
Hermann
On 5/17/22 7:49 AM, GHui wrote:
I use podman 4.0.2. And slurm 21.08.8-2.
I run container on my host with username rsync. And it only has itself
privilege.
I create the same username, UID and GID in container with the host.
I run "podman exec -it <container> /bin/bash" to login with host user rsync.
And the user is root on container.
Now I submit job with root in container. And job is running on host. And the
job's owner is root.
So I submit a job with user rsync, but it runs as root privilege.
On 5/16/22 7:53 AM, GHui wrote:
> I fount a serious problem. If I run a container on a common user, eg. tom.
In container I switch user to jack, now, if I submit a job to slurm cluster, the
job owner is jack.
> So I use the tom account submit a jack's job.
>
> Any help will be appreciated.
> --GHui</container>
