Do not use "true" after "syslog" in exit commands

Instead of being interpreted as an argument to the boolean flag,
the 'true' is being intepreted as the Podman command to be run -
so we're trying to run `podman true`, which does not exist. This
causes the cleanup command to fail when `--log-level=debug` is
set, so containers are not cleaned up or removed.

This problem is easily reproduced with any command combining the
`--rm`, `-d`, and `--log-level=debug` flags - the command will
execute and exit, but the container will not be removed.

Separate, but worth looking into later: the errors we get on
trying `podman true` with any flags are terrible - if you just
type `podman true` you get a quite sane "Unrecognized command"
error, but if you try `podman true --rm` you get an "unknown flag
--rm" error - which makes very little sense given the command
itself doesn't exist.

Signed-off-by: Matthew Heon <mheon@redhat.com>

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/pkg/specgen/generate/container_create.go b/pkg/specgen/generate/container_create.go
index 6a77d0807..4f36744ca 100644
--- a/pkg/specgen/generate/container_create.go
+++ b/pkg/specgen/generate/container_create.go
@@ -387,7 +387,7 @@ func CreateExitCommandArgs(storageConfig storage.StoreOptions, config *config.Co
 	}
 
 	if syslog {
-		command = append(command, "--syslog", "true")
+		command = append(command, "--syslog")
 	}
 	command = append(command, []string{"container", "cleanup"}...)