Similar story to #93. If you provide a very long environment variable (even a single one) containers fails to start and freezes indefinitely (or at least for a long time - waited for an hour before killing it). It uses 100% of a single core when frozen.
Recent versions of libkrun read the environment variables from a file, so this should no longer be reproducible. Please feel free to reopen this one if the issue persists.
Similar story to #93. If you provide a very long environment variable (even a single one) containers fails to start and freezes indefinitely (or at least for a long time - waited for an hour before killing it). It uses 100% of a single core when frozen.
Example env variable long enough to freeze it:
Didn't check how long it needs to be.
Environment: Debian 11 libkrun built from https://github.com/containers/libkrun/pull/92 libkrunfw 3.8.1 Both self-built without any special flags.