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I've got an app that I'd like to post log info manually from time to time.
Right now, I do this by having
pbincli
installed on the container, then dive into the containerwith
docker exec ... /bin/bash
and callpbincli
like so:The issue is that this application uses port 443 and the container is rootless.
I'm clueless on how to open it and I'm still really confused about how
to get any outside connection at all on a rootless podman container for that matter.
This is the error I'm getting
ip addr inside container
Podman run command
Dockerfile
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