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Is shinyproxy compatible with podman? #385
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Hi ShinyProxy does not support podman. The reason is that ShinyProxy talks directly with Docker using the Docker API and not using the Docker CLI. Note that it is possible to install Docker on a RHEL 8/9 based system since Docker provides a proper repo for it: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/centos/ . However, this may not be feasible when using a Red Hat supported version. I'll keep this issue open as a feature request, but to be honest with you, I don't think we will implement support for podman in the near future. |
Hi,
The target host was a RHEL 8.6 |
Hi raulbla, Still relevant with us. We've run into the same issue when trying to move to a new server using RHEL 8.7 and found out Docker was not supported. Do you use keycloak or other authentication in your setup? Would you be able to provide examples of the config files you used to accomplish this? Thanks in advance, |
Hi raulbla, Could you be more specific on how do you achieve use of tcp instead of unix socket for podman daemon (launched by user account) ... what exactly do you do ? What are the the right steps ? Where do you specify proxy.docker.internal-networking proxy.docker.url values - in application.yml file ? |
Hello @raulbla & @zack77789 i'm also in need of more detailed instructions. Would be great if you share the settings in the config files you changed. Thanks :-) |
Sorry for late reply I do not check the account too frequently. Container application.yml
On the system (starting rootless podman):
I hope this helps. |
Regarding keycloak I have tested it with the bitnami implementation (https://hub.docker.com/r/bitnami/keycloak/) and by following the documentation it worked too. |
Hi everyone ! This issue is relevant for us. We are working with RHEL9, and for security reasons we must stick with podman. |
Apparently RedHat 8 uses podman instead of docker. If docker is aliased to podman in this environment, is that all that is needed?
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