Well,
If you really wanted to run a container without root,
You can get help from the upcoming run-at-boot feature baked into the init.
Then,
You can ssh into the container IP if it's NAT or localhost:22 to get a container shell.
This is the secure way of accessing the container without root.
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Droidspaces Currently, the daemon drops all connections from non-UID0 sockets for security. That means to communicate with the daemon, you must be root, even though theoretically root isn’t required for a client. This design choice is intended to block malicious connections…
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