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catalog: install nss-systemd in every catalog box - #279
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The relaxed sandbox binds the host's nsswitch.conf. On a host with a systemd-homed user, that file lists the systemd module, and the Debian box does not install it. getpwuid() then cannot find the caller in the Debian box. Install libnss-systemd there. The Fedora and Arch boxes get systemd-libs only as a dependency of systemd, so list it explicitly. Signed-off-by: Daan De Meyer <daan@amutable.com>
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The relaxed sandbox binds the host's nsswitch.conf. On a host with a
systemd-homed user, that file lists the systemd module, and the Debian box
does not install it. getpwuid() then cannot find the caller in the Debian
box. Install libnss-systemd there. The Fedora and Arch boxes get
systemd-libs only as a dependency of systemd, so list it explicitly.
Signed-off-by: Daan De Meyer daan@amutable.com