enroot-aufs2ovlfs: failed to set capabilities: Operation not permitted

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Estimated time
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Issue type
Bug
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Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
shell

Research direction

Start by reproducing the enroot import command on the reported RHEL 8 system with /mnt on XFS, then trace the enroot-aufs2ovlfs entry point where capability setup fails. Compare the behavior around the failed capability operation and verify that importing the Ubuntu image completes without the error.

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Description

$ ENROOT_TEMP_PATH=/mnt XDG_DATA_HOME=/mnt/ XDG_CONFIG_DIR=/mnt enroot import docker://ubuntu
[INFO] Querying registry for permission grant
[INFO] Authenticating with user: <anonymous>
[INFO] Authentication succeeded
...
[INFO] Converting whiteouts...

0% 0:1=0s e96e057aae67380a4ddb16c337c5c3669d97fdff69ec537f02aa2cc30d814281      enroot-aufs2ovlfs: failed to set capabilities: Operation not permitted
100% 1:0=0s e96e057aae67380a4ddb16c337c5c3669d97fdff69ec537f02aa2cc30d814281 

/mnt is an xfs file system.

$ ./enroot-check_3.4.0_x86_64.run 
Extracting [####################] 100%
Bundle ran successfully!

This is a RHEL 8 system. I am using Enroot 3.4.0.

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