wip: compatibility with rootless podman and selinux#34
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Dears,
thanks for openxpi and the docker setup. I have tried to spin it up on Fedora Kinoite that comes with rootless podman and SELinux.
In such situation, the boot fails for several reasons (my best guesses here):
./openxpki-config/contrib/sql/schema-mariadb.sqland./openxpki-configTo solve the first issue, I have added the
:zflag to the volume mounts and added a flag.Resources:
socket sharing between containers denied by selinux when using "--systemd=always" containers/podman#8216
A current work around is to not rely on the socket, but instead use TCP to connect to the database.