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podman venue leftovers: up's docker proxy check, init's next steps, doctor's cgroup manager line #453
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on Sep 27, 2026 - added 4 commits that reference this issue
on Sep 28, 2026 Fixed in #456 (merged).
Bounds. The bounds observation read
podman info'shost.cgroupControllers. That list describes the caller's own cgroup, not what is delegated to the account. It now reads the controllers delegated touser@<uid>.service, and credits bounds only where Podman actually reaches that user manager.Behaviour change. A worker whose
PI_BACKEND_FLOORasks forisolationnow refuses to boot when no user manager runs. Before, it ran jobs whose bounds were silently unapplied. Doctor names the cause.Correction to the issue. The failing case is
sudo -iu/suwith linger off, not a plain ssh login; ssh starts the user manager.Also fixed:
upsees an exited docker egress proxy and offers to start it.initprints the podman steps when podman is the only venue.- The podman image fix lines no longer suggest
docker save | podman load.
Small leftovers from the podman venue round, none of them blocking:
pi-dispatch up's docker egress step treats an exited proxy as present. It checksdocker inspectexit 0, which an exited container also returns. The podman path was fixed under podman venue: start the proxy and Valkey from pi-dispatch up and the setup wizard #430 to accept onlytruefrom{{.State.Running}}on stdout; the docker path was left unchanged there to keep it byte-identical.pi-dispatch initprints docker next steps on a podman-only host (PI_BACKENDS=podman), and the podman image fix lines still mentiondocker save ... | podman loadas an alternative.doctor --liveon podman reportsisolationas not holding when the account has no systemd user session (linger off, a plainssh): Podman then falls back to cgroupfs,pids.maxandmemory.maxreadmax, while the static podman line says the controllers are delegated. The two lines disagree; the static one should know the cgroup manager in use.