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I wanna install #Nextcloud on my #Home #Server. I have a soft spot for #docker
Shall I go for

PS: #resharingIsAppreciated warmly welcome

  • Plain docker; it's supported (77%, 14 votes)
  • Rootless podman; it doesn't require root (22%, 4 votes)
18 voters. Poll end: 2 days ago

#docker #Nextcloud #server #home #resharingisappreciated
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

tulili :v18:
tulili :v18:
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You probably should try podman! Youd be able to put all your NextCloud containers into a single pod, its much neater :p Even if you are running podman rootful it should be fine too
in reply to tulili :v18:

Paolo Redaelli
Paolo Redaelli
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@tulilirockz I just fear to find subtle bugs since it is not the "main" way to install it into a #container
#container @tulili :v18:
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

tulili :v18:
tulili :v18:
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podman is a super solid solution nowadays, the only cases i have seen compatibility issues would be in super edge case scenarios like DinD-like things, running nextcloud is a very supported scenario so it should be completely fine
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

robertmx
robertmx
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I tried podman as a Docker replacement about two years ago.

I had exactly the problems of subtle bugs and incompatibilities and was quite annoyed at the end.

And installing a current version in Debian stable was a PITA back then. So I stayed with docker.

YMMV

@tulilirockz

@tulili :v18:
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

Echo Zebra
Echo Zebra
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@robertmx @tulilirockz Yes, I run both docker and podman on my machine. There are no problems with it.
@tulili :v18: @robertmx
in reply to Paolo Redaelli

Paolo Redaelli
Paolo Redaelli
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Well, I tend to use #podman and on my #familyserver I would prefer to keep just podman and avoid installing #docker
#docker #podman #familyserver

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