bug: Ubuntu Podman - /run/nanocl/nanocl.sock: Connector has been disconnected

[lsabi]

Describe the bug
After a clean install of Ubuntu Server 24.04, followed the tutorial but I'm not able to run anything. nanocl is installed (seems correctly).

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Followed the tutorial for installation by adding the .deb package repository and creating the usergroup

Installed component for podman with sudo nanocl install --docker-host unix:///var/run/podman/podman.sock.
Output is:

> cargo/nstore (running)
> cargo/nmetrics (running)
> cargo/nproxy (running)
> cargo/ncproxy (running)
> cargo/ndns (running)
> cargo/ncdns (running)
> cargo/ndaemon (running)
Nanocl system installed

When checking version I get

nanocl version

=== [nanocli] ===
Arch: x86_64
Channel: stable
Version: 0.16.2
Commit ID: 9574061c53c0e74bd4837fb6a7708da73077681e
/run/nanocl/nanocl.sock: Connector has been disconnected

Expected behavior
Expecting the connector to work.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Linux
• Distribution: Ubuntu Server
• Version 24.04

Additional context
Podman has been installed from the default repo

podman --version
podman version 4.9.3

[0xle0ne]

Hey thanks for the bug report, the podman support is not as good as expected, right now it's best to use docker.. see: #1009

I'll make it fully compatible at some point, but being able to change the runtime is not a priority right now. I'm focusing on the cluster fonctionallity

[lsabi]

I saw the issue, but thought that podman compatibility was fixed and stable.

Ok, not a problem, I'll reinstall and connect docker instead. A warning on the docs might reduce the number of people asking for help/support though.

Looking forward seeing and testing the cluster functionality, as k8s is quite of a hassle to maintain. Thanks for the work