Quick note. i meant to say detached mode, not daemon during the container setup. -d detached allows the service to continue once the terminal that started it is closed.
“the extra D was for the demon” … completely derailed my mind and I was lost in imagination land for I do t know how long… only the daemon could say ;)
Why did you create a systemd service to start the container rather than making a separate systemd .pod or .container file using quadlet? At the version of podman you are using, quadlet has a lot of nice features for managing podman containers using systemd.
Thanks for the comment, i am trying to take things slow at the start. Quadlet is good but for newer users systemd service will be little more familiar. As i look to add to this series then i will create more videos that slowly advance.
@@RobertMizen Sorry for not explaining myself, I just installed OpenSUSE for a NAS but it doesn't allow me to log in with the web browser, only with the terminal directly from the NAS.
Quick note. i meant to say detached mode, not daemon during the container setup. -d detached allows the service to continue once the terminal that started it is closed.
“the extra D was for the demon” … completely derailed my mind and I was lost in imagination land for I do t know how long… only the daemon could say ;)
I can be one sometimes 😂
Glad you survived the experience
awesome
Thanks
sweet!
Very!
Why did you create a systemd service to start the container rather than making a separate systemd .pod or .container file using quadlet? At the version of podman you are using, quadlet has a lot of nice features for managing podman containers using systemd.
Thanks for the comment, i am trying to take things slow at the start. Quadlet is good but for newer users systemd service will be little more familiar.
As i look to add to this series then i will create more videos that slowly advance.
@@RobertMizen thanks for the answer! Looking forward to more
Is the use of sudo required actually? I thought podman could run without it
Its been hit or miss for me. Because i noticed some issues not using sudo also during the initial setup. When running then it ofc doesn't use sudo.
How to install a newer version of podman, as the install podman gives 4.9 but I need 5.0
yum install podman -y
Thanks for this reply. Just always update using same command and update what you have
Increase the size of font or zoom
Sure thing. Thanks for feedback
Sit closer :)
@@atlantic_love LOL
What distribution do you use to display a web manager?
What do you mean?
You just view it in any browser you like. I use OpenSUSE on my desktop etc.
@@RobertMizen Sorry for not explaining myself, I just installed OpenSUSE for a NAS but it doesn't allow me to log in with the web browser, only with the terminal directly from the NAS.
Thank you.......would be able compare this with something like Talos...thx
Have not used Talos before. Something i can check in too at some point :)
@@RobertMizen Thanks...look forward for the response.....
@@hubstrangers3450 May take a while, but its something i am planning to discuss more on the channel regarding containers, security and planning.
Speak up
You have wild hairs on YOUR left side of your mustache that are distracting. Bite them off or something.
That’s called a wild beard for Swedish winters. Appreciate the beauty 😎😉