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With podman it seems we have to ways to run rootless:
Either use a non-root user in the container and start it as root in the host system
Or run systemd service as specific user and then this user has root access in the container but non-root in the host ("user namespaces")
For this we need a data folder accessible by the non-root user which is now ~/.local/share/nexus/xxx.
But is this a good idea? To put together all kind of data? Previously settings.json was located under /etc/nexus because it is a settings file for Nexus itself, not for Nexus's content.
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With podman it seems we have to ways to run rootless:
For this we need a data folder accessible by the non-root user which is now ~/.local/share/nexus/xxx.
But is this a good idea? To put together all kind of data? Previously
settings.json
was located under/etc/nexus
because it is a settings file for Nexus itself, not for Nexus's content.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: