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[Enhancement]: Start Ryuk as a privileged container #694
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Thanks, I'll see what I can do in the next few days. |
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Problem
I'm using podman in lieu of docker. It seems to work fine with
TestcontainersSettings.ResourceReaperEnabled = false;
however this is not ideal. Without that setting it fails with permission errors.I have podman running as rootful, I believe if testcontainers-dotnet had a similar option to
ryuk.container.privileged = true
(to create it with--privileged
) it would work completely.https://www.testcontainers.org/features/configuration/#customizing-ryuk-resource-reaper
containers/podman#14238 (reply in thread)
Solution
Some way to create Ryuk as privileged, for podman and whatever other reasons the testcontainers "Customizing Ryuk resource reaper" documentation refers to:
Benefit
Works with podman
Alternatives
TestcontainersSettings.ResourceReaperEnabled = false;
Would you like to help contributing this enhancement?
Yes
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