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Epic
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Resolution: Done
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Normal
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rhel-9.5
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[RHEL EPIC] containers.conf read only - RHEL 9.5
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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sst_container_tools
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20
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False
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Yes
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QE ack, Dev ack, Docs ack, PXE ack
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Enhancement
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Done
Description
Starting in Podman v5.0, the containers.conf file will be read-only. In addition, the system connections and farm information formerly stored in the `containers.conf` file will now be stored in the `podman.connections.json` file.
Per mheon@redhat.com on June 20, 2024:
"Basically: Before, several Podman commands (`podman system connection` suite, plus `podman farm`, plus possibly a few more I'm forgetting) would rewrite the containers.conf file to add bits (basically treating it as a database for connections). This would not lose user-added configuration, but did remove all user-added comments, formatting, etc. We're not doing that anymore. The /usr/share/containers/containers.conf and /etc/containers/containers.conf files will never be modified by Podman even when adding, removing, etc system connections and farms. Instead, we moved those to a separate file.
System connections still in the file that were added by Podman 4.x will remain after the upgrade to 5.0."
What SSTs and Layered Product teams should review this?
- is cloned by
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RHEL-40639 [RHEL EPIC] containers.conf read only - RHEL 10.0 Beta
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