I'm trying to background a process, and this is just an example code that triggers the behavior... I realize it isn't working code.
code:
case "$1" in
"store")
(
while :
do
echo "sleeping..." > /dev/tty
sleep 30
done
) &
exit 0
;;
esac
[...]
When I run the credential helper manually from the command line like this, it works and spits me back out to a command prompt:
echo '{ <JSON> }' | docker-credential-blah store
But when I use podman to log in:
podman login url.com
It asks for username and password (from the "get" process) but then just hangs once it gets to the "store" process.
I even tried moving the background code to a separate script and running that, but it still waits for that code to finish before continuing on. I think it must be waiting for all the child processes to complete.
I'm trying to background a process, and this is just an example code that triggers the behavior... I realize it isn't working code.
code:
When I run the credential helper manually from the command line like this, it works and spits me back out to a command prompt:
echo '{ <JSON> }' | docker-credential-blah storeBut when I use podman to log in:
podman login url.comIt asks for username and password (from the "get" process) but then just hangs once it gets to the "store" process.
I even tried moving the background code to a separate script and running that, but it still waits for that code to finish before continuing on. I think it must be waiting for all the child processes to complete.