On 03/25/2016 01:46 PM, Evgeni Golov wrote: >> On 03/05/2016 11:30 AM, Bogdan wrote: >>> Would someone be interested in creating such a backport? >> >> Since I maintain the LXC 1.0 backport from Jessie to Wheezy, I'd also >> be interested in backporting LXC 1.1 from Stretch to Jessie. I did >> have this on my radar, but wanted to wait a bit until LXC 1.1 settles >> a bit in testing. But since it's been in testing for nearly a month >> now without any major issues (only reported bug in 1.1 that doesn't >> also affect 1.0 is #813954, and that's a documentation issue), I'll >> prepare the backport. > > Thanks for taking care of this! I uploaded a backport to Debian mentors, see: http://mentors.debian.net/package/lxc I did mention that to Antonio on IRC a while back, but he was away at that time and apparently his client didn't forward the messages properly, because I didn't hear anything back. Anyway, would you sponsor the package? There were no changes to the Stretch version, it builds just fine under Jessie. I also checked and you can get unprivileged containers to work under a normal user, but it is not completely trivial, but that isn't specific to backports, there is no difference to Stretch there; I'll write something up here once the package is uploaded. > Would you also be interested in helping maintaining the LXC stack in unstable? Sure. > If so: https://alioth.debian.org/projects/pkg-lxc/ :) Ah, I didn't know that existed. I'll click on "request to join" and reference this email. Are there any plans to move that the packaging to git? I think that would make maintaining the package (and also e.g. backports) quite a bit easier. Regards, Christian [1] http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/170998/how-to-create-user-cgroups-with-systemd
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