Hope you can join us for the first Podman Desktop Community Meeting on Thu, Mar 27, 2025, @ 9:00 am EDT (UTC-4). Topics will include what's new in Desktop, Demos, Roadmap, and more! Details and Zoom link in the agenda! https://github.com/podman-desktop/community/issues/3 #podman #OpenSource

And another system and containter update has broken nextcloud-aio on podman completely.

Container's start script can't resolve DNS, even when explicitly given a --dns=1.1.1.1

No issues with othe containers. Nextcloud-aio tries to configure a lot networking stuff itself...

This is the part of self-hosting that sucks.

Ok, war ein schöner Nachmittag an der Konsole. Aber letztendlich läuft der forgejo-runner. Der läuft lokal auf meinem #Proxmox

Danke an @jwildeboer für seinen Blogbeitrag https://jan.wildeboer.net/2024/08/Running-a-runner-codeberg/

How are people running the unifi controller on premise these days? I'm thinking of using a container, but I'm a bit worried about how well these unofficial container images are maintained, especially in the long term..

Podman have a sub-command `image scp` to copie an image frome a system to another.

Very usefull when you build your images locally and then deploy them on a small server without the need of a private registry.

But how to use it when the user you run you container and the user you connect by SSH are different ?

Coming up on my task list is getting multiple/different containers running on a single domain using subdomains… can that work?

So app1.example.com is one Podman container and app2.example.com is a different Podman container… (both using port 80)

I’ve found this guide I might try, but if you have a better way please let me know!

https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/podman-nginx-multidomain-applications

That's a wrap for #SCaLE22x! It was great to see so many familiar faces and have so many great conversations about #Fedora, #Kubernetes, #DevOps, #Nextcloud, #podman, #QBASIC, and other #Linux adventures!

See you all again next year if not sooner!

Upgraded my Mastodon instances to v4.3.4 from v4.3.2 finally.

With containers it's relatively painless.

That said, I really would like the Mastodon admin interface have settings for post lengths and number of poll items.

It's a bit of a pain to vet and correct whether ./app/javascript/mastodon/features/compose/containers/compose_form_container.js, ./app/validators/status_length_validator.rb, and ./app/validators/poll* need to be changed/updated/migrated for every new minor release. Not a big deal, truly, but it is something to fat finger and something else to track in your environment.

Mastodon is fabulous and complex but a little addition like this would go a long way to ease admin burdens.

cc: @Gargron

Is it a Containerfile or Dockerfile?

I also got podman running on Debian and it seems like it properly runs a container at startup.

I thought it failed to do it right the other day but I kicked it and it seems to be working? Needs a little more testing perhaps.

Is Guix system support Systemd ?

I like to use it and also I use a lot Podman Quadlet, that requier Systemd.

#Guix
#Systemd
#Quadlet
#Podman

Looking for more details on the new `podman artifact` command that just landed in Podman v5.4? @bbaude just dropped a blog on the Podman blog site with details! https://blog.podman.io/2025/02/recent-artifact-additions-in-podman/ #podman #OpenSource

@postmodern oh, you're using #Podman?
I didn't use private images on Docker hub though but I'd also expect it to work since it works everywhere else for me.

TIL there is "Kleene", a new container mangament platform for FreeBSD:

https://kleene.dev/get-started/overview/
designed to be very similar to Docker / Podman.

It looks very promising!

There are also PRs for new ports:

- https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=279004 (kleene-cli)
- https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=279003 (kleene-daemon)

The PRs seem to need some help from someone knowing about Elixir, though.
Maybe you are the one?