Confirm expected Apple installer signer for official Podman v6.0.2 macOS package
by Rafael Burgos
Hello,
I'm trying to independently confirm the expected code-signing identity
for the official Podman v6.0.2 macOS installer before using it, and I
couldn't find this documented anywhere outside the package itself.
The asset in question is:
podman-installer-macos-arm64.pkg, from the official v6.0.2 GitHub release, at:
https://github.com/podman-container-tools/podman/releases/download/v6.0.2...
- Byte size: 74802386
- SHA-256: 5a1d97f98f626cdb82dbd9932cf43102d1e9b6621627085fec2dcadf59743930
I downloaded this exact asset and it passed byte-size verification,
SHA-256 verification, Apple code-signature validation, and
notarization assessment. The observed signer is:
Developer ID Installer: Red Hat, Inc. (HYSCB8KRL2)
I'd like to ask:
1. Is this exact Developer ID Installer identity and Team ID
(HYSCB8KRL2) the expected signer for official Podman macOS installers?
2. Is there a maintained, authoritative project or publisher page that
documents this expected signing identity, that I could reference going
forward?
3. Should the same signer identity be expected for future official
Podman macOS installer releases, or does this rotate?
Thanks for any pointer you can give me.
6 days, 16 hours
How to load multiple podman images at system boot?
by HUANG, TONY
Hi,
I have a bunch of podman containers that I would like to load at system
boot. I am running RHEL 8.10.
I have something like this for startup:
[Unit]
Description=Load Podman images at system boot
After=network.target
[Service]
Type=oneshot
User=test
ExecStart=/usr/bin/podman load --input /path/to/image_directory
RemainAfterExit=yes
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
But systemd keeps on exiting at exit-code 125; nonetheless, if I load it
manually, the container will load even seeing the chatty messages.
Furthermore, how can I redirect /var/tmp to somewhere else? can I identify
that environment variable in systemd?
thanks!
--T
1 week, 1 day
