Has anyone tested this on 4.0.X?

[yetisbey]

Hi,

Has anyone have possibility to try this on 4.0.x releases?

Thanks in advance!

[r3dshell]

Still works for me. I just had to:

apt update
apt -y install systemd-container debootstrap
machinectl start debian-custom
machinectl enable debian-custom

[Dr-Shadow]

Hi,

I believe these questions should go in discussions and it had already been answered

https://github.com/orgs/unifi-utilities/discussions/604

[MRobi1]

Still works for me. I just had to:

apt update
apt -y install systemd-container debootstrap
machinectl start debian-custom
machinectl enable debian-custom

This seems to have got me back up and running as well.

[pedropombeiro]

Still works for me. I just had to:

apt update
apt -y install systemd-container debootstrap
machinectl start debian-custom
machinectl enable debian-custom

This seems to have got me back up and running as well.

I just have this script run at boot-up, so it ran without a hick-up after the upgrade.

[massaquah]

Did you also do an "apt upgrade"?
An "update" alone shouldn't do anything on it's own...

On my brand new Cloud Gateway Max with Unifi OS 4.0.6 I am not able to start the container.....

[techsolo12]

An "update" retrieves the current status of the package lists from the repo. An "upgrade" only updates packages that have already been installed. If a new firmware version is installed, the additionally installed packages are removed. So you only need the current package list and can install the required packages again. An "update" is therefore exactly the right thing to do.

[yetisbey]

Can someone please enlighten me about this script? I have now 4.0.6 on my UDM Pro SE and I can't install podman, so I don't know what I'm doing wrong but if I am understanding correctly you all have the version 4.x.x and after this script you can all run podman containers normally?

Still works for me. I just had to:

apt update
apt -y install systemd-container debootstrap
machinectl start debian-custom
machinectl enable debian-custom

[pedropombeiro]

@yetisbey No, podman hasn't been a thing since 2.x. The script you mentioned allows for an alternative way of running your apps inside a light-weight namespace container.

[llaforest]

I'm curious, I try to setup tailsacle on my udmse on 4.0.6. So I need container-common, the instructions do not work for 4.0.6, so it seems some missing parts are here.
I can install systemd-container deboostrap but there is no image in the machinectl, it needs to be imported somehow. I tried importing one with this but it seems the image is not in the good format

machinectl pull-tar --verify=no https://cloud.debian.org/images/cloud/bullseye/latest/debian-11-nocloud-arm64.tar.xz

machinectl start debian-11-nocloud-arm64Job for [email protected] failed because the control process exited with error code.
See "systemctl status [email protected]" and "journalctl -xe" for detail

I'm lost... If anyone know how to get this working so I can install tailscale I would appreciate

[gatesry]

I'm curious, I try to setup tailsacle on my udmse on 4.0.6. So I need container-common, the instructions do not work for 4.0.6, so it seems some missing parts are here. I can install systemd-container deboostrap but there is no image in the machinectl, it needs to be imported somehow. I tried importing one with this but it seems the image is not in the good format

machinectl pull-tar --verify=no https://cloud.debian.org/images/cloud/bullseye/latest/debian-11-nocloud-arm64.tar.xz

machinectl start debian-11-nocloud-arm64Job for [email protected] failed because the control process exited with error code.
See "systemctl status [email protected]" and "journalctl -xe" for detail

I'm lost... If anyone know how to get this working so I can install tailscale I would appreciate

Check https://github.com/SierraSoftworks/tailscale-udm