| 22 Sep 2023 |
 _haakon | The intention is so users can share storage for images. E.g. so every user on a server does not have to pull each their own.. | 22:01:47 |
| 23 Sep 2023 |
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 vivithecanine | so I've managed to get a quadlet working on fedora on a machine user, how can I restart the service while editing the .container file? It seems to get cached after the first run on each boot | 05:37:12 |
 Podman Relay | Remco> After editing the file, you need to reload the systemd daemon | 07:18:34 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> Just like when putting it in place the first time | 07:18:44 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> The quadlet systemd generator that creates the actual service files from the .container file only runs once | 07:19:33 |
| vivithecanine | that doesn't seem to be adequate | 07:51:31 |
| vivithecanine | though I abandoned this since I was struggling with selinux and chose to run the application without using podman | 07:52:25 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> You then restart the service as normal with systemctl | 07:52:35 |
| vivithecanine | that didn't reflect the changes when running rootless | 07:52:47 |
| vivithecanine | only rebooting would work | 07:52:58 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> A systemd restart and a systemctl restart on the container should work. Haven't seen that fail | 07:57:48 |
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| _haakon | using version 4.6.2 | 09:53:04 |
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| Podman Relay | Exa> Hello, what are good alternatives to running podman commands directly for creating podman resources (pods, containers...)? I currently use shell scripts containing podman commands and systemd units for starting/stopping containers. afaik podman-compose is too focused on docker-compose compatibility and I don't want to care about docker/moby things, podman only matters to me. Thoughts? | 18:18:13 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> podman-compose actually supports the compose specification, which is slightly not docker I guess? | 18:21:19 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> In any case, you probably want quadlet | 18:21:33 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> Quadlet are files that are parsed by a systemd generator getting you unit files for managing containers | 18:22:07 |
| Podman Relay | Exa> Remco: thank you, I'll check what the syntax allows exactly, but it seems to be what I'm looking for (I'll just have to get podman 4.4+ as unfortunately debian stable has 4.3) | 18:28:18 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> Yeah, you'll have to get podman from unstable in that case | 18:28:42 |
| Podman Relay | Remco> On the other side if you currently have a script, you can use it to create the unit files | 18:29:31 |
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| imbev | I've been looking into migrating my container config from podman-compose to quadlet, however I have a question regarding version control. | 02:21:46 |
| imbev | What is the best practice for using git with quadlet files? | 02:22:02 |
| imbev | quadlet doesn't pickup unit files under ~/.config/containers/systemd/exampledir | 02:23:58 |
| imbev | Is there a way to add a quadlet search dir? | 02:24:26 |
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