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/var/lib/rkt needs to belong to rkt group #74
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seems this doesn't fix all the issues as Any tips? |
@so0k many thanks for reporting and even more thanks for your kind words! we'll look into this soonish. |
also, (and this should probably be under a separate issue)... I was having difficulties using I had to
Anybody else experiencing these issues? |
- addresses issue raised in #74 by @so0k Signed-off-by: António Meireles <[email protected]>
@so0k, 0.5.10 (just out) fixed the entropy thing. Thanks, once again & a great weekend! |
I noticed, awesome fix, will test soon -thanks On Saturday, 11 June 2016, António Meireles [email protected]
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Thanks for the awesome work, I'm using this to run a CoreOS instance under xhyve on OSX (I merged the sample cloud-init scripts here with the cloud-init script from coreos-osx).
I was playing with
rkt
and was getting tired of being required to add "sudo" in front of it each time...I confirmed the
rkt
group existed:I ensured
core
user was a member ofrkt
group (by adding again):I verified that
rkt
was in the list of groups current user belonged to:Finally, I verified the permissions on the
/var/lib/rkt
path, and realized I had to change the group:At this point I was able to run
rkt
without the sudo command. I've submitted a pull request to the cloud-init file of coreos-osx to fix this.TheNewNormal/coreos-osx#70
However, it may be better to refer to the official rkt distribution script
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