Running Indy image with Podman about commonjava-images

[ligangty]

The 8081 port is used for http proxy feature used by indy to do some interception through http for some unconventional package type, like npm or ruby artifacts. You can disable it if you don't need this feature.

[ligangty]

Hi @tadayosi , I've added a docker-compose demo for indy run in local in #81.
You can refer it for your run.

[tadayosi]

That's awesome, thank you! I'll look at it.

[tadayosi]

This command finally made me run indy successfully. Probably due to SELinux, I needed this option --security-opt label=disable to read/write the mounted etc dir.

podman run -p 8080:8080 -p 8081:8081 -v <path-to-etc-dir>:/opt/indy/etc/indy --security-opt label=disable -ti --rm --name indy quay.io/factory2/indy:2.7.2

By the way, may I ask what is the port 8081 used for? Can I drop this port?

[tadayosi]

@ligangty Thank you! Now the issue is resolved.