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Right now, if you want to unpack tar files, you need to do it with full permissions support.
If we used xattrs or a naming scheme or a resource dir, we can store the permissions data in a way that could be restored after say a runc execution as a user.
This leaves some unanswered questions regarding user namespaces and rootless containers, but OS X could benefit greatly from this feature.
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The current code doesn't handle xattrs. The only exception is the whiteout conversion. The whiteout conversion filter converts whiteouts to the overlay format.
It'd be a good idea to have an interface for handling xattrs. This would make it possible to have a default handler which writes them to the files and reads them. The alternative implementations would be responsible for storing/reading.
Right now, if you want to unpack tar files, you need to do it with full permissions support.
If we used xattrs or a naming scheme or a resource dir, we can store the permissions data in a way that could be restored after say a runc execution as a user.
This leaves some unanswered questions regarding user namespaces and rootless containers, but OS X could benefit greatly from this feature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: