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Hello:
I am trying to run an OCI image on Podman 5.3.2 on FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE-amd64. Podman was installed via pkg from the latest repo and I have imported from the official FreeBSD OCI image site. I have tried the following with my firewall (pf) enabled and disabled. Thank-you for your time...
Here is the image loaded in to Podman, which btw, only shows one layer (should be 3, correct?)
@FreeBSD_Jails:~ $ sudo podman images
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
localhost/freebsd-runtime 14.3-RELEASE-amd64 786f2592a8e1 3 weeks ago 33 MB
@FreeBSD_Jails:~ $ sudo podman image tree 786f2592a8e1
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Image Layers
└── ID: 0b11a04c9d7e Size: 32.99MB Top Layer of: [localhost/freebsd-runtime:14.3-RELEASE-amd│
64]
@FreeBSD_Jails:~ $ sudo podman run -it localhost/freebsd-runtime:14.3 /bin/sh
Trying to pull localhost/freebsd-runtime:14.3...
WARN[0030] Failed, retrying in 1s ... (1/3). Error: initializing source docker://localhost/f│
reebsd-runtime:14.3: pinging container registry localhost: Get "https://localhost/v2/": dial│
tcp [::1]:443: i/o timeout
repeats 3x
I do not know if this app is needed to be able to pull from localhost, but here it is anyways:
@FreeBSD_Jails:~ $ sudo service docker_registry status
registry is running as pid 771.
TL;DR: I am unable to run my FreeBSD podman image and I am not sure why!? Any help is appreciated.
Jaunty
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