Are you maintaining the snap image?

[antoine-gallix]

There is a snap packaging of dry on the canonical snap store. Are you the maintainer of it? Do you support this? If so could you mention it in the install instructions. I hesitate to install a package that the author does not mention existing. The author of the snap says monch0

[antoine-gallix]

I tried anyway. It's on the edge repo. And it's not working. I hope it was no malware

[moncho]

Hello! Yes, I did create the snap a long time ago and I have not updated it in a while.

It is not malware, just a forgotten installation method :)

[moncho]

I have updated the snap and it should be working again. Can you give it another try, please, @antoine-gallix?

[antoine-gallix]

Ah, nice to hear!
I've installed successfully the following version through snap:
dry v0.11.2 139 latest/edge monch0 -

Now when I run the dry command I get the following error:

INFO[0000] Dry could not start: retrieve container list: permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon socket at unix:///var/run/docker.sock: Get "http://%2Fvar%2Frun%2Fdocker.sock/v1.44/containers/json?all=1&size=1": dial unix /var/run/docker.sock: connect: permission denied

I'm not sure what is the process that tries to access the docker socket, but it's not allowed. The socket has the following permissions:

Permissions Size User Date Modified Name
srw-rw----     0 root  4 Mär 14:35  /var/run/docker.sock

Running dry with sudo don't change the outcome.

[moncho]

Hmmm and can you run the Docker client without problems? So, for example, docker ps works?

[antoine-gallix]

The docker socket belong to the docker group. My user also belong to this group. This setup is the one officially recommended to not have to run docker as root. I don't know how snap work regarding users, but it doesn't seem to be run by my user, other it would have access to the socket.