fix name of binary to forgejo-runner
for rootless docker image #43
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While testing, I noticed that the rootless image can not be build because of errors while building the docker image. The errors are coming from the renamed binary, which is not found during the container build.
forgejo-runner
for rootless docker imageIt would be nice to publish the rootless image at https://code.forgejo.org/forgejo/-/packages/container/runner/versions. The focus has been on produce the binaries for now. And the container images are primarily a vessel to compile them. But in a k8s context there is a need for rootless images, AFAIU. Is this your target?
No, not really, I'm just trying to get the runner running as rootless container (using podman with a rootless user and root inside the container), but so far without success.
I think it would be a simpler if https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/983 was implemented. You're trying with docker compose or something different? I'm deploying binaries myself but I see the appeal for running from within a container.
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docker compose
I mean whatever is equivalent to that with podman.I'm currently using ansible and podman quadlet (systemd unit generator). I deploy the *.kube file and the corresponding kube.yml file with ansible create a systemd unit and start and enable the created unit. So I can get auto restart if my server restarts as well as auto updating if I enable the podman service.
And if the forgejo subcommand is coming this will make a lot of things a lot easier in terms of deployment.
I'll work on that tomorrow.
Edit: sorry for the noise on this issue, just using it to test the accessibility improvements in Forgejo v1.20