Am 4/1/21 um 1:11 PM schrieb Roy Eastwood via samba:> I have a member server running in a LXD privileged container using a
> btrfs storage pool for the container. I have been getting logs in
> the form:
>
> Apr 1 10:09:35 lxd-m1 smbd[4586]: btrfs_fget_compression: /proc
> open of /proc/self/fd/50 failed: Permission denied
>
> Is this an artefact of running samba in a container and can these be
> ignored or is it a problem I should be worried about? Any advice
> will be appreciated.
this is definitely something to worry about. I assume this is happening
with Samba 4.14? That uses a new internal infrastructure code that makes
use of re-opening fds via /proc/self/fd.
I've just checked and I don't see a problem inside a privileged podmain
container on kernel 5.10.22-200.fc33.x86_64 (latest Fedora).
We have a function that checks if /proc/self/fd is usable. That does a
stat() as basic usability check, looks like we also have to check that
readlink (or just open) works.
-slow
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