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@filister I don't have an arr stack running, but I'm using several podman quadlets for running successfully e.g. PostgreSQL, Nextcloud, HomeAssistant and some more.
Did you checked the journal with
journalctl --identifier=\<container name\>for possible errors?I don't know, I tried even with uptime-kuma and Homepage but as soon as I start the service it kills it after 6 unsuccessful restarts. Maybe I will spin up a completely new VM tomorrow and start from scratch.
I think the problem might be with the data directory permissions, even though I have added the subuid and the subgid to my user and enabled the lingering on the user.
But I did so many things so there is a chance it is already quite messed up.