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Hi, I tried all combinations I could think of but could not figure out how to create a TCP namespace forwarding of a host port to the container. Specifically I want to add 3128 from the host to the container and with the following lines in containers.conf I got it working just fine:
[network]
pasta_options = ["-T", "3128:3128"]
However, I don't want to add this to all containers, so I tried things with podman-py to no success! The closest suggestion is available at #248 (comment) however my attempts resulting in some permission errors which I did not debug further (since using containers.conf just worked).
I have never used podman-py but the json format should be {"pasta": ["--tcp-ns","3128:3128"]} or {"pasta": ["-T","3128:3128"]} The pasta code literally just uses the pasta(1) argument and passes them them 1 to 1 to pasta (exception being --map-gw)
Hi, I tried all combinations I could think of but could not figure out how to create a TCP namespace forwarding of a host port to the container. Specifically I want to add 3128 from the host to the container and with the following lines in
containers.conf
I got it working just fine:However, I don't want to add this to all containers, so I tried things with podman-py to no success! The closest suggestion is available at #248 (comment) however my attempts resulting in some permission errors which I did not debug further (since using
containers.conf
just worked).More Ideas were things like
network_options={"pasta": ["T=3128:3128"]}
or evennetwork_options={"pasta": ["T", "3128:3128"]}
.What is the right way?
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