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With those commands #start mkdir example-container cd !$ docker export myimage > root.tar #extract fs mkdir rootfs tar -xvf root.tar -C rootfs #create spec runc spec --rootless #run runc ...
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On Debian13 with KDE after upgrading from Debian12, I see that conmon autostarted and is listening on some port by using sudo lsof -i. I don't want anything to autostart that I didn't configure to do ...
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My syslog has these warnings: containerd config version 1 has been deprecated and will be converted on each startup in containerd v2.0, use containerd config migrate after upgrading to containerd 2.0 ...
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I migrated a few Podman containers through these changes: Host: Debian 12 -> Debian 13 Podman exec: podman run -> quadlet units Network config: NetworkManager -> /etc/network/interfaces (...
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I’m using BTRFS snapshots for my backups with Restic, and with the help of GenAI I created a script to automate the process. I take snapshots of a subvolume called home, which contains three ...
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Prerequisites Alpine Linux Edge ~ $ podman --version podman version 5.5.2 ~ $ distrobox --version distrobox: 1.8.1.2 ~ $ mount|grep ^cgroup|awk '{print $1}'|uniq cgroup2 I followed the steps in ...
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I have an application and want to start a firefox where all network traffic from firefox goes through the application which does magic (doesn't really matter what it does). The idea I have is to open ...
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Containers are intended to solve the "it worked on my machine" problem. Thus, the blueprint of containers has two compatibility requirements: the OS and the architecture. We often see a ...
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Dockerfile documentation states that the <src> argument of COPY and ADD are relative to the context (location of Dockerfile). If I have third party dependencies located in /usr/local or /opt/ it ...
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I've been struggling to make sense of something, so would appreciate some help. I am mounting a remote NFS drive onto my Debian system with the following fstab entry which uses the systemd automounter,...
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I have a physical network with several VLANs. One of my computers (my main workstation) is connected to two different VLANs on this network, one tagged, the other not. I have successfully set this ...
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I run a Cisco XRd docker container on my Linux Ubuntu host. I run the image using docker run -it -d command. The image's entrypoint is /usr/sbin/init, indeed: root@eve-ng-6:/opt/unetlab/html# docker ...
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I've a docker container running on my Linux host. root@eve-ng-6:~# docker ps CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES ea25d3afa65d ...
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So I am writing a program that automatically determines the dependencies of an application and writes a FROM scratch dockerfile based on them using strace. I was testing it on a MariaDB, but it failed ...
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I'm running a Kubernetes cluster with RKE2 v1.30.5+rke2r1 on Linux nixos 6.6.56 amd64, using Cilium CNI. Here's the setup: I have two pods (yaml manifests at the bottom): Pod A (xfrm-pod) is running ...
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