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      contrib: Dockerfile: install libnss-unknown · c8bbef80
      Matthias Schiffer authored
      While Podman automatically populates /etc/passwd and /etc/group with
      matching entries for the mapped host user, such a feature is missing
      from Docker. Install libnss-unknown, which will return passwd entries of
      the form "uid-1000" for all unknown UIDs, to avoid warnings and other
      weird behaviour that may occur when running as an unnamed user.
      
      `-o` must be passed to useradd now to allow non-unique user entries, as
      with libnss-unknown, every UID is considered occupied.
      contrib: Dockerfile: install libnss-unknown
      Matthias Schiffer authored
      While Podman automatically populates /etc/passwd and /etc/group with
      matching entries for the mapped host user, such a feature is missing
      from Docker. Install libnss-unknown, which will return passwd entries of
      the form "uid-1000" for all unknown UIDs, to avoid warnings and other
      weird behaviour that may occur when running as an unnamed user.
      
      `-o` must be passed to useradd now to allow non-unique user entries, as
      with libnss-unknown, every UID is considered occupied.