Good news! The issue disappeared after I removed the `oci-systemd-hook` and `oci-systemd-hook.json` files. Thank you Valentin!! :D I've got more questions about Podman as I continue to learn about it which probably belong in new threads. But there is one follow up to this thread: The idea of hooks sound interesting. Is there good documentation for how they work for Podman and how I can set up hooks? An initial Internet search did not give me a clear result. For example, if I want a clean up script to run inside the container *as it is stopping*, what should I do? Let's say I have that script, how do I pass it to Podman when I start a container and tell Podman to "hook" it so that the script runs as the container beginning to stop (when I run `podman stop [container ID]`)? And can I conditionally set hooks to only run for certain containers? Thanks again! Really appreciate your help, I'll probably start another thread or two with other problems I've encountered.