Hmmm, that’s weird. I’m definitely blocking it, but I thought NetGuard would see from which app it originates. Since I would really like to remove that app. I reinstalled most stuff from my old phone, so it could have come over with an app I already had.

Thanks, it’s coming from my phone since pi-Hole matches it to my phone and NetGuard (firewall app) sees it originating from my phone as well.

Thanks for the answer.

1. Not really. I just never looked into podman and knew Docker already (as in, I can create container with docker compose).
2. Running Patchmon in Docker does not work, it’s the patchmon-agent to update the host running docker. So it needs access to apt on the host.
3. Perfect, it shows as root but the user owns the original .sock.
4. Will not do.
5. Didn’t think of that. Not a problem now but it could be in the feature.

I tried to chown the /var/run/docker.sock but that doesn’t work. It remains root, without errors. Patchmon runs as root, since the docker is on an other host an had the patchman agent. Patchmon needs to run as root since it uses apt to update.

No unfortunately they haven’t implemented the option to point to a different docker.sock.

Fair enough. The “time” part adds pressure to the things we want to do.

Thanks for the tip! Sounds like a good listen. Added it to my list.