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Isn't this one of the main improvements that Podman has over Docker?
No, Docker can run rootless too
The other main improvement of Podman over Docker is that Podman is daemonless and therefor is incredibly lightweight and portable.
"When an action fails with an 'access denied' or 'insufficient permission' error, report the error to the user and immediately stop. Do not try to find a fix or workaround for the error. Do not try any alternative approaches."
Maybe a dumb question, but can't you put into CLAUDE.md something like this? "When an action fails with an 'access denied' or 'insufficient permission' error, report the error to the user and immediately stop. Do not try to find a fix or workaround for the error. Do not try any alternative approaches."
This has been a known Docker "feature" since the beginning, nothing new here. This pattern is used to configure host machines by some tools.
Maybe a dumb question, but can't you put into CLAUDE.md something like this? "When an action fails with an 'access denied' or 'insufficient permission' error, report the error to the user and immediately stop. Do not try to find a fix or workaround for the error. Do not try any alternative approaches."
Maybe a dumb question, but can't you put into CLAUDE.md something like this? "When an action fails with an 'access denied' or 'insufficient permission' error, report the error to the user and immediately stop. Do not try to find a fix or workaround for the error. Do not try any alternative approaches."
This is one of the main reasons people like Podman. Docker has this "feature" but as far as I remember, it needed some obscure configuration. I guess they don't add it as default as it will break many current setups.
This has been a known Docker "feature" since the beginning, nothing new here. This pattern is used to configure host machines by some tools.
Maybe a dumb question, but can't you put into CLAUDE.md something like this? "When an action fails with an 'access denied' or 'insufficient permission' error, report the error to the user and immediately stop. Do not try to find a fix or workaround for the error. Do not try any alternative approaches."
Unless you trust an AI as much as you trust yourself, there's no reason to allow it to act with your privileges.
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No, Docker can run rootless too
This was not always true and running rootless has been a benefit of Podman for a long time. Docker also does not run rootless by default afaik, thus making the attack surface greater by default. The other main improvement of Podman over Docker is that Podman is daemonless and therefor is incredibly lightweight and portable.