TechieQuestion: I have been forced to use the docker (actually running podman) container for Nextcloud Talk High Performance Backend. This works OK, but there is one service the container provides that I don't need, and it's a resource-hungry one, eturnal.
I don't have much experience with docker/podman. How can I stop just eturnal running on this container? Everything I can find so far seems to assume you're running a single service per container. Config files seem opaque to me.
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Is there no specific item for that in the docker-compose.yaml?
@neil I may be out of luck. Looks like they only provide the full container, rather than components (again, if my understanding holds up.)
Could also be my resistance to this, an aversion to not knowing what's really going on with my server.
@neil That may be my mistake. I'm just running the entire provided container rather than creating it (but I dislike the concept of containers, so my understanding is seriously shaky.) I'll see if there's a better way of building this thing
@withaveeay Ah, fair enough! I am not a particular fan of containers :)
@neil Thanks for the suggestion though. At least I'm not missing something obvious to the "this is how I installed nano using docker" brigade.
