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If the subuid range is limited, no matter how large it is, there can be an image that exceeds it.
I think we may want to think several questions before changing the default value:
Is it really necessary to keep the uid/gid that large in the extramely large uid/gid use cases?
If yes for 1, how common are the extremely large uid/gid use cases? If it is rare, does it make more sense to make it configurable instead of changing the default value?
What is the side effect of making subuid range large?
(unless you know better ones)
If yes for 1, how common are the extremely large uid/gid use cases? If it is rare, does it make more sense to make it configurable instead of changing the default value?
Probably rare, and the user can just modify the uid range with vi /etc/subuid /etc/subgid.
What is the side effect of making subuid range large?
(unless you know better ones)
It will become hard to allocate subuids without conflicting with other primary users on multi-user env, but it is unlikely to be a problem for Lima.
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