Building / Installing podman as non-root
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From what I've read it seems to be the answer to everything that ails docker. Images in user directory, containers with only user permissions, no daemon, etc. Yet every guide to installing seems to rely on the system's package manager, and the build seems to rely on packages being installed (runc, common), that would also require permissions to the system's package manager.

So how can I get podman to run on a system where I only have normal user access?

Betthezul answered 9/5, 2019 at 17:49 Comment(1)
I'm trying to build Podman for CentOS7 and CentOS8 with a GitHub Actions workflow github.com/eriksjolund/build-podman (It's right now just an experiment)Wolfgram
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If the required dependencies are already installed, you could try to build it from source.

Though, if prerequisites like enabled user namespaces are not met, you are out of luck, unfortunately.

Magnetohydrodynamics answered 22/5, 2023 at 11:29 Comment(0)

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