Hi,

Fedora 33 user here. Whenever I run a rootful container I can perform
either:

df -t overlay
or
mount -t overlay

....in the host and I can clearly see where the root filesystem of the
container is actually mounted (the "merged" one).

Now, with the new native overlay filesystem support for rootless
containers, whenever I run a rootless one I don't see the same behavior
with the mount or df commands (either as regular user or the root user).
In fact, there's no overlay fs shown.  I know it's there because I found
them somewhere hidden in /proc/*/mounts and I also performed the "podman
system reset" that Dan & Giuseppe mentioned in a recent blog post.

There's got to be some explanation like perhaps it's under another
"mount namespace" ...but then why do the overlay entries appear in the
host when rootful containers are running?

Thanks!
Jorge
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