Make /lib64 mount optional#260
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This path does not exist on ARM-based architectures, all necessary system libraries should be present in /lib and removing this mount entirely works fine on ARM architectures. Adding the "mandatory: false" will still generate a warning on ARM systems (where the path does not exist) but will not fail the nsjail process.
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Snekbox currently fails using on ARM systems (with the images introduced in #258) as the
/lib64path we mount as part of the default config does not exist on ARM platforms.All necessary system libraries should be present in /lib when on ARM and removing this mount entirely works fine on ARM architectures.
Adding the "mandatory: false" will still generate a warning on ARM systems (where the path does not exist) but will not fail the nsjail process, which I think is fine. If we want we could try remove the warning but given we run snekbox on AMD in production I don't think it's a major issue.