Container Tools Login

Installation

If you want to change the installation directory, set the INSTALL_DIR variable before running make install. For example:

INSTALL_DIR=~ make install

System Wide Installation

If you want that script to be available system-wide, run.

sudo make install

Uninstall

To uninstall the script, run:

sudo make uninstall

Local Installation

make user-install

Uninstall

To uninstall the script, run:

make user-uninstall

Usage

Login to a container registry.

ct-login <registry>

Podman login as a user:

ct-login -a <username>@<registry>

Help

Usage

ct-login [-afh] [REMOTE ...]

Options

-a Login in all configured remote registries without usernames.

-f Force login.

-h Print this help message.

Configuration

Script configuration

CT_LOGIN_CACHE_DIR

The cache dir. Timout files are stored in the cache

CT_LOGIN_REGISTRIES_DIR

The directory where the configuration files for a podman login are stored. (See Below)

CT_LOGIN_TIMEOUT

The timeout in seconds between successful logins. The timeout is used when a new login is requested and the "-f" flag is not used.

The script configuration is stored in /home/c9mos/.config/container-tools/ct-login.conf. It is a shell script and sourced by this script.

Registry Configuration

/home/$USER/.config/container-tools/.secrets/login/$REGISTRY_USER@$REMOTE.

The configurartion is stored in /home/$USER/.config/container-tools/.secrets/login/$REGISTRY_USER@$REMOTE. for automatic logins, make a symlink to the registry configuration file in the same directory. It is a shell script and sourced by this script.

/home/c9mos/.config/container-tools/.secrets/login/$REMOTE configurations.

Create a symlink to "$USER@$REMOTE" to enable default logins for your registries

$REMOTE is the registry to connect to. Examples:

• user@docker.io
• user@ghrc.io
• user@127.0.0.1
• docker.io
• localhost

Sample Registry Confiuration File:

    REGISTRY_PORT=5000
    REGISTRY_PASSWORD=PASSWORD_OR_TOKEN

Configuration Variables

REGISTRY_PORT:

The port of the registry.

REGISTRY_PASSWORD:

The password or token to be used for logging in. If not set, an empty password is used for the login.

REGISTRY_TIMEOUT:

The timeout in seconds between successful logins. Can be overridden with the -f option to force logins.