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I don't see how GetMountNSName() could be returning a string with duplicate path info like you mention in the summary.
GetMountNSName() just looks at the
/proc/self/ns/mntlink and strips the result, it should only return a namespace ID number (as a string), like4026531841.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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FWIW I just ran with a patch which prints out the values of mountNSName, common.ReplacePathSeparators(dest)), and common.RuntimeDir(metadir).
Please do that and let us know what you get. It's possible somethign in my context was weird, but what I did was: incus shell vm1; su - ubuntu; lxc-usernsexec -s -- bash; and inside that shell I did atomfs mount.