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.
In this post I describe the changes to .NET 8 docker files in .NET 8 including changes to images, new image types, changes to image tagging, and breaking changes
Is the best way to run periodic functions, not necessary time-critical, just needs to happen in the correct hour or day, #cronjobs
I am running a #Python bot in a #Docker container, but want weekly or daily things to happen. Adding this to the main loop seems inefficient, because checks will unnecessary be done.
Should I rather use a #Linux image, run the script in the container and then just have cronjobs running in the container, rather than using a Python image.
Storage, memory and processing isn't actually a problem, so using a larger and beefier image is possible.
Is it a #Linux distro? Or is it a #container orchestration tool?
At my last job our #webDev env was managed by it, but I was using it on #MacOS and we also had to have #Docker, so I could honestly never figure out what it was there for.
Aside from an error complaining that vendor/autoload.php is missing, I was getting this logging constantly when running docker compose up:
gnu-social-worker-1 | Fatal error: Uncaught LogicException: You need to add "symfony/framework-bundle" as a Composer dependency. in /var/www/social/bin/console:18
gnu-social-worker-1 | Stack trace:
gnu-social-worker-1 | #0 {main}
gnu-social-worker-1 | thrown in /var/www/social/bin/console on line 18
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.
But let's say both ServiceA and ServiceB needs a #MySQL server.
Would you rather, add separate MySQL servers to both docker-compose.yml files or create a new MySQL docker-compose service and then connect ServiceA and ServiceB to that MySQL service?
#PHP folks, what framework-agnostic tooling (as in not #Symfony / #Laravel / #Laminas etc) are you using for running headless browser-based tests these days via something like #PHPUnit?
I'm looking at setting something up in #Docker on #macOS, I've tried Symfony Panther and it's been a shitshow of errors and not being able to get #Chrome or #Firefox running in Docker :/
Could someone explain #Docker to me? How self contained is it? I would like to run my own #Pixelfed instance alongside my #Mastodon instance (on the same machine preferably). Possible? Bad idea? Would Docker make this easier? Thanks. #selfhost#mastoAdmin#selfhosted#footiMac
Got this little fellow, an Argon One M.2 the other day, and looking to set up a few services on my Lan. Still waiting for a few things to arrive. Intrigued by #CasaOS but have zero knowledge about #Docker. I played around a little on an old #RaspberryPi 3 over the weekend just to familiarise myself a bit, but after installing a few docker apps the whole thing froze. I've used #Linux for years, I'm just a regular user, not a Dev or sysadmin, but projects like this can be fun. #ArgonOne#Linux
Has anyone used this? I haven't seen it recommended before in the typical arr stack and it seems like its infinitely more useful for those who are trying to easily maintain ratio on private trackers.
Ich spiele gerade wieder mit #Docker und möchte #Friendica damit testen. Momentan stecke ich aber bei dem Installations-Assistenten fest, und zwar bei den Angaben der Datenbank.
Beim Erstellen in #Portainer habe ich dafür folgende Environment Variablen für die Datenbank angegeben:
Wenn ich allerdings bei dem Installations-Assistenten diese Werte eingebe, werden sie nicht akzeptiert. Sollten sie aber doch. Oder habe ich irgendwo einen Denkfehler? @helpers@admins
NixOS has one fatal flaw, which is the usability of #Nix.
Docker does three things, Nix does two.
Nix solves the isolation of dependencies in a very good way, but it doesn’t solve running in namespaces, in cgroups, and security, and all of that. Nix doesn’t solve that.
Nix is a fantastic system if you can adopt it in an isolated, hermetic environment.
But it’s not for the masses. #Docker is for the masses.
Ah, obviously. #docker only gets along with #firewalld if the latter is using the iptables backend (not the higher performing nftables default).
The #iptables backend is depreciated and slated for removal.
And of course there's no error message if configured "incorrectly", just random breakage that one then gets to debug!
I hate computers. I wish I was good enough at something else.
I surrender for today. My :ladragonera: #pixelfed instance just works because the docker image is still in memory. My repository is messed up, the customisations are broken and the new docker-compose.yml and .env.docker` are completely failing to load, complaining about empty environment variables that have actual values.
I can't find documentation about how to migrate from v0.11.12 to v0.11.13 when using :docker: #Docker. I am disappointed.
To @dansup and the rest of Pixelfed developers: What you did here is a major change released by just bumping a patch version. That confuse instance maintainers. My instance is unexpectedly screwed up.
(1/2) Deploy a Shinylive App ✨ to Github Pages tutorial 👇🏼
I created this tutorial a day after the announcement of the shinylive R version at the Posit conference, using a dev version of the shinylive and httpuv packages. It was on my TODO list for quite a while to update the tutorial with the stable version of the core packages. Thanks to a PR from Ronak Shah 🙏🏼, I updated the tutorial and the supporting Docker 🐳.
I'm curious to know how others version control their private configuration files / docs / wiki. For now, I've created a #Gitea#Docker stack on my home network. Instead of copying the files I want to track into another folder and pushing from there, I've created hard links. Any other suggestions? #git#config#versioncontrol#linux@gitea
GitHub - autobrr/autobrr: Modern, easy to use download automation for torrents and usenet. (github.com)
Has anyone used this? I haven't seen it recommended before in the typical arr stack and it seems like its infinitely more useful for those who are trying to easily maintain ratio on private trackers.
Installing kbin.social locally, anyone know what this issue might be?
Hey guys. I've been trying to get kbin.social running on my local machine outlined here but I'm running into issues...