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Casey Schaufler <casey@schaufler-ca.com> wrote:

> Built from your tree.

What branch?  keys-next?

> keyctl move 483362336 1065401533 @s
> keyctl_move: Operation not supported

Odd.  That should be unconditional if you have CONFIG_KEYS and v5.3-rc1.  Can
you try:

	keyctl supports

or just:

	keyctl add user a a @s

which will give you an id, say 1234, then:

	keyctl move 1234 @s @u

see if that works.

David