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I'm managing a cluster with dynamic users (ldap) and allocating 16 bits of subuid and subgid range to every user is not manageable.
Since only a few users are running a job on a server at a time, I'd like to dynamically add and remove ranges in /etc/subuid and /etc/subgid as users come and go.
Is it going to cause a problem if the subuid and subgid ranges change between sessions ? Do they need to remain consistent for a given user ?
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I'm managing a cluster with dynamic users (ldap) and allocating 16 bits of subuid and subgid range to every user is not manageable.
Since only a few users are running a job on a server at a time, I'd like to dynamically add and remove ranges in /etc/subuid and /etc/subgid as users come and go.
Is it going to cause a problem if the subuid and subgid ranges change between sessions ? Do they need to remain consistent for a given user ?
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