sudo not working on distrobox (arch)
My Fedora and Arch distroboxes messed up with sudo ownership. Well as they are disposable I just deleted and created them again using the ujust scripts for the apps I want, it did work with the Fedora one not but the Arch is still having the issue. I noticed the Arch builds almost instantly, is there a way for a full Arch wipe?


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Try this. Remove the Arch container. then run
podman image prune -af
this will remove all images without an associated distrobox container. When you recreate the container it will download a new image. Not sure if that will fix your issue though but if it's an issue with a badly cached image it should help3 Replies
I should have added the prints from inside the distroboxes


Solution
Try this. Remove the Arch container. then run
podman image prune -af
this will remove all images without an associated distrobox container. When you recreate the container it will download a new image. Not sure if that will fix your issue though but if it's an issue with a badly cached image it should helpit worked! Thank you!