Open voltagex opened 1 year ago
Can you start containers from the command line?
I've spun up a testing VM and it all seems to work fine with:
root@debian-testing-127-0-0-2-2201:~# dpkg -l | grep netavark
ii netavark 1.4.0-4 amd64 Rust based network stack for containers
root@debian-testing-127-0-0-2-2201:~# dpkg -l | grep podman
ii cockpit-podman 77-1 all Cockpit component for Podman containers
ii podman 4.6.2+ds1-2 amd64 tool to manage containers and pods
I wonder if all the dependencies are there.
This is my first exposure to podman, I'll have to check later.
Can cockpit warn when critical packages are missing?
I wonder if all the dependencies are there.
This is my first exposure to podman, I'll have to check later.
Can cockpit warn when critical packages are missing?
It does not warn, it only expects /var/run/podman/podman.sockt
.
Installed podman
and I can run containers from the command line.
Still cannot create and run containers as system
from cockpit.
If I create a container on the command line it appears as one owned by my user account and I can start it from cockpit.
Cockpit version:
300.1-1
Cockpit-podman version: Where do I find this?apt show
saysVersion: 76-1
Podman version:podman version 4.5.1
OS: Debian testingI can't start any containers.
netavark (exit code 1): invalid version number
also appears in the UI.If you let me know
Steps to reproduce