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docker_daemon.pid() and .cmdline(): handle podman

...that is, handle the situation where dockerd is not running.

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add special-case exit codes for podman

Detect if we're running podman (vs docker), which
behaves slightly differently in some conditions.
Change the expected exit codes: podman often exits
125 where docker exits 1.

Also, skip some tests that will never work in podman.

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add a warning when we can't find pid

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new subtests for podman mount

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Try a different way of handling podman.

When testing podman, and looking up config settings, for any
given 'docker_xxx' key see if there's a 'podman_xxx' and use
it instead.

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More podman changes

This is a placeholder commit for more podman-specific changes;
the purpose is to make it easier to review smaller changes

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login (and push) test: handle podman

Basically: disable TLS verification, and use explicit auth file path

podman performs TLS verification by default; that won't work
on a self-generated and unsigned cert.

podman also uses a different auth file by default, and of course
different exit codes / error messages.

Also: whoops, add a missing mustpass() and OutputGood() in logout.

Also: remove the --email option, let's assume that docker-autotest
is no longer usable on docker 1.9 or below.

Also: fix push tests (expected stdout, stderr, exit codes).

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selinux_labels test: work with podman

Skip tests that check for dockerd or containerd when
testing podman; we detect by adding a 'podman-V-R' string to
the 'version' output in our filter

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podman: deal with inconsistent 'sha256:' prefix

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DO NOT MERGE!

This is the evil unclean commit. A placeholder for debugging
printfs, for hardcoded podmanisms that Ed hasn't yet figured
out how or if to integrate cleanly.

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DO NOT MERGE - podman documentation, ansible stuff

Quick README describing how to use docker-autotest to test podman.

Includes ansible playbooks, all of which are duplicates of
ones that Ed has checked in elsewhere. This is a crap commit.
I am holding my nose for the sake of expediency.

checkpoint: merge with other ansible commit

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disable tests that require RHEL subscriptions

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docker version test: skip for podman

podman has no daemon; don't try the socket-connect thing

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dockerhelp: remove cp and events (not implemented in podman)

find a clean way to do this such that we can coexist
with docker

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another podman workaround: strip colons from filename

...libpod issue #489: podman can't deal with colons in filenames

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run_cgroups - support for podman

Kept as a separate commit because it's a little more
complicated than the others, and because it includes
some refactoring of unnecessary code.

Signed-off-by: Ed Santiago <[email protected]>

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cgroup_parent: force cgroup-manager=systemd

(default is currently cgroups; mheon has indicated that the
default will be switching back to systemd, but it isn't yet.
Once it is, please remove this commit)

Signed-off-by: Ed Santiago <[email protected]>

This is simply a small set of changes made ontop of @edsantiago work to
position this branch for temporary use by (internal) automation.

* Removed unnecessary/disused utilities and documentation
* Renamed ``kpod-filter`` -> ``podman_filter``
* Renamed ``docker`` -> ``podman`` in ``results2junit``
* Rename ``README-podman.md`` -> ``README.md`` (w/ some small changes)
* Moved ``ansible-files/*.ini`` -> ``config_custom/``
  (removed redundant sections and generally simplified)
* Renamed ``config_custom/tests.ini`` -> ``config_custom/subtests.ini``
* Removed ``^docker.*`` from ``config_custom/known_failures.txt``
* Relocated Ansible-related bits to ADEPT repo ``jobs/podman_basic/...``

Signed-off-by: Chris Evich <[email protected]>

This is a currently temporary smoke-test job for podman.  It doesn't
need to run all tests.  It's more advantagious if everything passes,
because it makes spotting regressions quicker.

Signed-off-by: Chris Evich <[email protected]>

Signed-off-by: Chris Evich <[email protected]>