Hello everyone, so at my new job I'll get a MacBook snd until #AsahiLinux supports the security processor I will be a good girl and use #macOS. For someone coming from a setup mixing #ArchLinux, #Fedora#Silverblue / #CoreOS, even some #NixOS and does weird stuff with #podman sometimes: Are there some general recommendations from other #Linux exiles (I use vanilla #GNOME nowadays mostly, so maybe not too much lol?)
I currently plan to use the mac as mostly a shiny looking physical terminal + some vscode/vi, that should be mostly trivial. As such I'm mostly worried about things like a proper keyboard layout (I use us altgr-intl, caps mapped to ctrl, tab to esc).
Otherwise I'm thinking of grabbing #Firefox and activating Lockdown Mode. I've seen nix-home and will try setting that up for day-to-day tasks/tools.
Coming from Evolution, is Apple Mail decent? Any other "classic" GNOME tool I'd miss? Currently looking for trustworthy replacements for Nick's YT downloader, Warp (Wormhole GUI), Frog (OCR tool), Obfuscate (picture obfuscator/censoring tool), Characters (searching through Unicode symbols/emoji). Anything else I may take for granted but is different? ¹
¹ I already know the cli differences w.r.t. bsd based tools, but my personal scripts are mostly posix/ksh8x compliant anyway :D
Są tu spece od Dockera? Próbuję uruchomić kontener Dockera używają Podmana (https://github.com/TechnitiumSoftware/DnsServer/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md), ale utknąłem. Po wielu próbach, kombinowaniu, aktualizacji setek programów, utknąłem na niemożności uruchomienia kontenera, bo twierdzi, że port 53/tcp jest w użyciu. Zrobiłęm już chyba wszystko, co mi wpadło do głowy, czyli wyłączenie systemd, wyłączenie nasłuchiwania przez systemd na porcie 53 i nic to nie daje. Co ciekawe, netstat nie pokazuje portu 53 jakoby był w użyciu, więc nie wiem nawet, jaki program może tego używać. Co ciekawe, jak wziąłem nmapa z innego hosta, to pokazuje, ze port 53 jest zamkniety, wiec cos tam nasluchuje, ale nie wiem co.
Podobno podman używa jakiegoś własnego serwera DNS do zarządzania siecią między kontenerami, ale nie ogarniam tego, a i nie wiem, czy tu może być problem. Poza tym serwerem podmana, nie przychodzi mi juz nic do glowy.
Seems engineers at a previous employer have been getting emails from #Docker sales asking to help make sure they're "properly licensed" according to their developers' usage. I'm very happy that I pushed to standardize on #podman there instead. I'm sure they are right now, too. This is #Oracle style tactics.
Any #DevOps#tips on deploying a multi-container personal project? I feel like #kubernetes is an overkil, while #Dokku seems more single-container oriented. Feel like there's no good beginner option.
what is a good based image for build my own container image for a #rustlang project? currently using docker.io/library/rust:slim-bookworm right now. my proj is running on rust nightly though. idk if it's gonna work.
currently waiting for the build to finish... #docker#podman
Does anybody have any suggestions for an #opensource#selfhosted#kanban platform that is not based on #postgresql with a preference for #sqlite or something like that. Ideally, I want to be able to just launch one container and have it up and going. I am starting to reconsider if #Podman was really the right choice over #Docker for my #production instances, because otherwise I'd happily just be loading up #compose files. #programming#taskmanagement#trello
#Podman on macOS seems to work fairly well a lot of the time. I keep running into scenarios where #QEMU totally eats itself, though, and I have to recreate a machine from scratch. Wondering if this is all Apple silicon or just the new M3 that I have.
Using #Ansible to generate a #Podman.container file to generate a #systemd.service file to launch a container to execute an app to fail to connect another app launched by Ansible, Podman and Systemd because "localhost" in one container logically refers to the container itself and not the host they are both running on.
"IPAM error: failed to find free IP in range: 10.89.0.1 - 10.89.0.254"
/run/user/1000/netns contains 257 netns-* files.
The thing is: ip netns list shows nothing, and podman network rm does not fix the issue. Rebooting probably will, but that's the Windows way of solving things …
Mamy tu jakiś speców od Dockera?
Próbuję skonfigurować dockera używając podmana i udało mi się uruchomić kontener i podpiąć katalog z hosta do kontenera, ale sieci nie ogarniam.
Kontener jest uruchomiony na zwyklym uzytkowniku na serwerze. Działa dostęp do DNS i webowki z laptopa, ale z androida juz nie i nie mam pojecia co jest. Jak zmieniam dns na telefonie, to wifi krzyczy, ze niema neta.
Ta adresacja takze jest dla mnie jakas dziwna. LAN ma adresacje 192.168.X.X, a kontener ma siec 10.X.X.X.
Juz chyba wszystkiego probowalem. Wylaczylem firewalla na serwerze i chyba wszystko co blokuje reklamy na androidzie, ale nadal dupa.
Jakby kogos interesowalo, to probuje skonfigurowac "Technitium DNS Server"
FYI, #podman generate #systemd has recently been deprecated in favor of #quadlet, which is a systemd-native way to launch and manage #containers. quadlet was a separate package from podman in #Fedora.
I, again, am thinking about combining Silverblue as my base system with a more complex Nix setup to replace toolbox (which is effectively a separate whole Linux to maintain or throw away regularly, or build a CI for to create new images, etc. -- nah).
Now, Nix works fine, but it needs to store things under /nix because most binaries are prefix dependent and not portable in their location. But what if I download the nix store to $HOME/.nix instead and then launch a light-weight throw-away container/namespace that simply maps $HOME/.nix to /nix but keeps everything else identical?
Would that work? Did someone already build that stuff?
Anyone running #PaperlessNGX#rootless using #Podman and #PodmanCompose under #Debian12? The volumes I'm mapping to the host always get chowned to 100999:100999, and that's with USERMAP_UID=1000 and USERMAP_GID=1000 in docker-compose.env.
Playing around with PODMAN_USERNS mainly leads to the container not starting at all (in at least one case because it can't install packages).
Been battling to get #LaravelSail working with rootless #Podman all evening and aren't having much luck. Boo to overly complex things.
It's so close to working well but the whole uid/gid mapping thing just falls apart when the container starts running things as different users. All of a sudden there're large parts of my source tree that I can't edit, not to mention being unable to use artisan make tools.