MAAS rescue mode cannot run snap binaries
Bug #1671275 reported by
Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #1665808: Unable to install core snap in an ephemeral boot: cannot create namespace group directory /run/snapd/ns: Bad file descriptor.
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Bug Description
I've tried to set up a test environment for my new snap. I've set up a qemu virtual machine, booted it in rescue mode, and I have snapd (and could manage to install my snap successfully), but running the snap fails with "Bad file descriptor" trying to create user data directory.
Something of the MAAS rescue mode environment is insufficient to running (at least classic-mode) snaps.
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root@square- hyena:~ /snap/subiquity # sudo SNAPD_DEBUG=1 /snap/bin/subiquity --dry-run core/current/ usr/bin/ snap" subiquity/ x1: Bad file descriptor
2017/03/08 23:26:51.734342 cmd.go:111: DEBUG: restarting into "/snap/
cannot create user data directory: /root/snap/