Can't find ID of working Container #24683
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that means there are no containers running for that user. it would be more helpful if you filled out the issue template with podman info and the required information. else, it is hard to speculate what is going on. Is it possible you ran zwift as one user and podman as another? |
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Please tell me what Information you need? Normally i start Zwift using the Command
Here you can see the Container has a Name (zwift-$USER). Is this the 'user' you mean? |
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I tried to backup the folder 'containers' but that failed because of missing permissions. I found out that some of the folders have different owners. In
Some other sub folders have the same problem: in
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if you run with --rm the container will be removed when it exists so that is normal when your container exists right away Also permissions are expected, file uids/gids can be naything within the user namespace range configured in /etc/subuid /etc/subgid. |
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I'm know sure whether this is a Bug or something else. This https://github.com/netbrain/zwift is the first and only Project i use with Docker (Podman). First i installed Podman on Ubuntu 24.04, then run the script from the Projects git and started it with the command "zwift". Then it's downloading 4GB of data. All is working very good. But i can't create a backup because there is not ID. When i run
podman ps -a
i only see the headers:Is that normal that a working Docker Container has no ID?
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