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Automatically install podman from https://unifi.boostchicken.io #452

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@bennettp123 bennettp123 commented Dec 16, 2022

I've automated installing podman on UDM FW 2.4.x.

Not sure how I'm going to test persistence across firmware updates, nor UDMSE/UDMPro鈥擨 may just wait for ubnt to push a new firmware version and see what happens before taking this PR out of draft 馃檭

It should at least be safe to run on FW 1.x鈥攊t does nothing if podman is already installed, and it completely refuses to run if it finds a unifi-os command.

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Wow @bennettp123. Nicely done. Does Podman work on 2.4.x? I heard it was missing some kernel stuff. Also you ready for this to be merged?

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I never managed to get the podman build from https://unifi.boostchicken.io to work properly on my UDM Pro, but the build from unifi-blueberry-addon repo (via deb package) works fine despite throwing WARN[0000] Failed to read current user namespace mappings on every command.

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Which build did you use, I believe the builds are largely the same

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I tried both of them, I recall having some container storage-related issues (ERRO[0000] Failed to GetDriver graph btrfs) on them.
Following some guides to swap that to vfs graphs did get rid of the error, but containers would appear to start but nothing ever appeared in podman ps for me.

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ghost commented Jan 27, 2023

I tried both of them, I recall having some container storage-related issues (ERRO[0000] Failed to GetDriver graph btrfs) on them. Following some guides to swap that to vfs graphs did get rid of the error, but containers would appear to start but nothing ever appeared in podman ps for me.

But did unifi-blueberry-addon allow for installation of Podman and allow to make on-boot scripts functional on boot despite throwing errors??

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It did, yes.

@boostchicken boostchicken marked this pull request as ready for review January 30, 2023 23:45
@boostchicken boostchicken merged commit a083c23 into unifi-utilities:main Jan 30, 2023
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