Homarr supports all of that iirc
Edit: Just saw it doesn't appear to support rootless, that sucks, my bad
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Homarr supports all of that iirc
Edit: Just saw it doesn't appear to support rootless, that sucks, my bad
I've poked around Homarr's setup a bit, and it seems like it can run rootless after a few tweaks!
For anyone interested, I've written a POC and feature request here - https://github.com/homarr-labs/homarr/issues/3913
Hope it can be officially supported
It’s not exactly what you’re looking for, but as an intermediate option, you may want to look into docker user namespaces.
https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/userns-remap/
It effectively transforms the containers’ root user into a non-root user outside the container (e.g. for filesystem accesses).
Thanks for the advice. I'm already using podman rootless with custom subuid/subgid, which should achieve the same thing
Not sure about one in particular, but check out the github page off guy called 11notes. He makes rootless and distroless images of popular applications. Might be something to find there ☺️