idmap: fix first argument to open_tree #2301
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0 is a valid file descriptor, to ignore the argument we need to use AT_FDCWD. Signed-off-by: Giuseppe Scrivano <gscrivan@redhat.com>
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no, I've seen it only by looking at the code while working on something else: https://github.com/giuseppe/storage/tree/no-leak-idmapped-lower-layers That is just a WIP for now, it depends on a new kernel patch that will be in the 6.15 version |
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0 is a valid file descriptor, to ignore the argument we need to use AT_FDCWD.