Update container tests to use Podman #4759
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The container tests have been updated to use Podman instead of Docker (except for ACME container test due to a compatibility issue with Certbot). The docker command is now just an alias to podman. In Podman the containers will run as a non-root user with random UID so the tests now will only verify the group owner of the files. Also in Podman the containers need to be connected to the network as soon as it's created using docker run command instead of using a separate docker network connect command. The tests have also been updated to capture the files generated by the containers in the shared folders.
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The container tests have been updated to use Podman instead of Docker (except for ACME container test due to a compatibility issue with Certbot). The
dockercommand is now just an alias topodman.In Podman the containers will run as a non-root user with random UID so the tests now will only verify the group owner of the files.
Also in Podman the containers need to be connected to the network as soon as it's created using
docker runcommand instead of using a separatedocker network connectcommand.The tests have also been updated to capture the files generated by the containers in the shared folders.