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dry - A Docker manager for the terminal @
http://moncho.github.io/dry/
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Are you maintaining the snap image? #203

Open antoine-gallix opened 6 months ago

antoine-gallix commented 6 months ago

There is a snap packaging of dry on the canonical snap store. Are you the maintainer of it? Do you support this? If so could you mention it in the install instructions. I hesitate to install a package that the author does not mention existing. The author of the snap says monch0

antoine-gallix commented 6 months ago

I tried anyway. It's on the edge repo. And it's not working. I hope it was no malware

moncho commented 6 months ago

Hello! Yes, I did create the snap a long time ago and I have not updated it in a while.

It is not malware, just a forgotten installation method :)

moncho commented 6 months ago

I have updated the snap and it should be working again. Can you give it another try, please, @antoine-gallix?

antoine-gallix commented 6 months ago

Ah, nice to hear! I've installed successfully the following version through snap: dry v0.11.2 139 latest/edge monch0 -

Now when I run the dry command I get the following error:

INFO[0000] Dry could not start: retrieve container list: permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon socket at unix:///var/run/docker.sock: Get "http://%2Fvar%2Frun%2Fdocker.sock/v1.44/containers/json?all=1&size=1": dial unix /var/run/docker.sock: connect: permission denied

I'm not sure what is the process that tries to access the docker socket, but it's not allowed. The socket has the following permissions:

Permissions Size User Date Modified Name
srw-rw----     0 root  4 Mär 14:35  /var/run/docker.sock

Running dry with sudo don't change the outcome.

moncho commented 6 months ago

Hmmm and can you run the Docker client without problems? So, for example, docker ps works?

antoine-gallix commented 6 months ago

The docker socket belong to the docker group. My user also belong to this group. This setup is the one officially recommended to not have to run docker as root. I don't know how snap work regarding users, but it doesn't seem to be run by my user, other it would have access to the socket.