libnetwork/rootlessnetns: create run dir explicitly #2042
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Currently it does the mkdir only implicitly because the code creates run/systemd but this only happens when /run/systemd exists on the host. As such the rootless code was broken on all non systemd distros[1]. [1] containers/podman#22903 Signed-off-by: Paul Holzinger <[email protected]>
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Currently it does the mkdir only implicitly because the code creates run/systemd but this only happens when /run/systemd exists on the host. As such the rootless code was broken on all non systemd distros[1].
[1] containers/podman#22903