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You made me try again, and I again failed. For example, Navidrome has this issue: https://github.com/navidrome/navidrome/issues/2967
It seems aside from :z i have to remap the user namespace, which I remember trying in the past too and getting mixed results (some worked, some still didn't). I get this is not a podman issue (also affects rootless docker), but given the default behavior of docker is root, I am not having this issue.
The others didn't seem to fail at creation, which is a good thing, but I recall some had issues interacting with each other (files created by one not being readable by another and such). Might try with some other navidrome image (or equivalent subsonic server) but unless it's as easy as adding :z, I don't think ill be able to continue Thanks in any case :)