@greylinux It says they have been published… https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:malcolmlewis:TESTING/libreport I guess the build service is slow… 
If you have an openSUSE Build Service account, you can download direct…
so if I go to this url https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/malcolmlewis:/TESTING/openSUSE_Tumbleweed/ it allows me to see the updated packages, the previous mirrorcache-us url still doesnt show the update .
however after using curl to download all the packages , only one of them installed libreport-filesystem the others failed with
Problem reading the RPM header of libreport2-2.17.11+3-2.1.x86_64.rpm. Is it an RPM file?
No valid arguments specified.
2023-07-17 15:54:44 Application returned with exit status 3.
ERROR: zypper install on /.snapshots/6/snapshot failed with exit code 3!
Removing snapshot #6...
the file command shows them as empty except the libreport-filesystem one
harrison@opensuse-server:~> file libreport2-2.17.11+3-2.1.x86_64.rpm
libreport2-2.17.11+3-2.1.x86_64.rpm: empty
harrison@opensuse-server:~> file libreport-filesystem-2.17.11+3-2.1.noarch.rpm
libreport-filesystem-2.17.11+3-2.1.noarch.rpm: RPM v3.0 bin i386/x86_64
any ideas?
I found out it was the curl command causing the issue , after entering a toolbox container and using wget instead all files were downloaded as expected
however after install and installing python311-six everything is working
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@malcolmlewis So will those testing packages go into the main repo eventually ? or when I install MicroOS on my intel NUC will I have to download them from your testing repo ? or maybe I can add your repo to my install ?
@greylinux Hi at this point in time you would need to download manually and install, maybe in the future if there is a need by more users, someone make look at taking up the challenge.
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@greylinux So just one further question, which packages did you install, see what I need to concentrate on…
The four you recommended and python311-six , I’m not sure if I needed all of them though. Is there anyway I can check for you ?
- python3-libreport2
- libreport-filesystem (noarch package)
- libreport2
- satyr
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@greylinux how do you manage permissions for rootless containers?
I have a directory mounted to a container (–volume=/data:/data:z), when I start the container, owner:group permissions get changed to 100xxx:100xxx and my rootless user looses all permissions to this directory.
Shouldn’t my rootless container consider my user to be root outside namespace?