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You can run podman rootless but still run it from regular root systemd, by specifying User=rootless_user in the service.
This makes it easier to restart the service, as root can do it as a normal service rather than having to switch user and use systemctl --user.
This still requires lingering for the rootless user. I think the only changes needed to the role would be the path to the systemd unit, and to add the User= line to the service file.
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You can run podman rootless but still run it from regular root systemd, by specifying User=rootless_user in the service.
This makes it easier to restart the service, as root can do it as a normal service rather than having to switch user and use
systemctl --user
.This still requires lingering for the rootless user. I think the only changes needed to the role would be the path to the systemd unit, and to add the User= line to the service file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: