I’m trying to narrow down the source of a bug where a docker container sshd closes the connection after a successful authentication (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1085081) – filed with libvirt as there’s no docker-io component for RHEL 6.5 in bugzilla.

 

One of the steps I’m taking is to reproduce a similar setup using LXC but while it seemed to have worked I’m not sure I’ve properly reproduced the setup I would have with docker.

 

I’ve based myself on the RHEL 7b Linux Container Guide

 

1.       Created a HelloWorld containe based on the sample config file

 

<domain type='lxc'>

    <name>test-container</name>

    <memory>102400</memory>

    <os>

        <type>exe</type>

        <init>/bin/sh</init>

    </os>

    <devices>

        <console type='pty'/>

    </devices>

</domain>

 

2.  Defined, started and connected to it using virsh
3.  Obtained the ip and started sshd
4.  And when I logged in via sshd I got the bash from the host

 

Any assistance would be appreciated.

 

Arno

 

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