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Consider switching docker installation and update method from package to repository #392
In DAppNode docker is installed and updated using the package method. This method entails to hardcode the docker engine, cli and api versions required. It is also a more complicated method that may result in issues.
Since Debian Bullseye become stable, Docker does not have incompatibilities with Debian Bullseye and does not make sense at all to install DAppNode through the package method.
Loose control of docker-debian compatibility? (should be fixed now that docker supports officialy Bullseye)
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To take into account:
Docker update will still need to be done through dappmanager UI, which in the end uses a docker container to update Docker. This entails the issue of Linux process hierarchy, the update still needs to be done with a detached process.
changed the title [-]Consider switch docker installation and update method from package to repository[/-][+]Consider switching docker installation and update method from package to repository[/+]on Feb 23, 2022
No, I also do it as well from repositories. I think issue here was that docker wasn't readily availabe in the stable branch of Debian repos so this manual stuff had to be done. But since it is in stable and for Debian it really means stable, I wouldn't mind changing this.
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[-]Consider switch docker installation and update method from package to repository[/-][+]Consider switching docker installation and update method from package to repository[/+]dapplion commentedon Mar 2, 2022
Sounds good to me! I always install with the repository in my servers. @3alpha any objections?
3alpha commentedon Mar 2, 2022
No, I also do it as well from repositories. I think issue here was that docker wasn't readily availabe in the stable branch of Debian repos so this manual stuff had to be done. But since it is in stable and for Debian it really means stable, I wouldn't mind changing this.
@eduadiez Am I right about history of the issue?