This was my issue. I had to reboot my machine and now Podman is working properly.
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user@hostname:~$ ls /etc/subuid ls: cannot access ‘/etc/subuid’: No such file or directory user@hostname:~$ ls /etc/subgid ls: cannot access ‘/etc/subgid’: No such file or directory
I installed podman using apt. It should come with the neccisary packages correct?


I mean you can shit on this descision and still respect his legacy. Linus still has one the greatest achievement in the foss space with the Linux kernel, and it’s fustrating seeing the acceptance of AI code into it.