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I'm trying to connect connect my postgre DB (in a container) using pgadmin (in a different container).

I tried using the inspect command but the IPAddress is just an empty string:

$ podman inspect serene_lovelace | grep -i ipaddress

returns

            "IPAddress": "",

Edit:

Turns out the IP I needed is just the WSL2 intance's IP, here's how I obtain it:

ip addr | grep 172

returns

    inet 172.26.240.194/20 brd 172.26.255.255 scope global eth0
Topaz Rindu Nabiyallah
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2 Answers2

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If you want to get the ip address, use inspect -f to extract it

podman container inspect -f '{{.NetworkSettings.IPAddress}}' serene_lovelace
gujiwork
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Looking to the podman inspect general output for a container. The exact answer may depend :

  1. It can be :
    podman container inspect -f '{{.NetworkSettings.IPAddress}}' <your_container>
  1. Or if you have specific named in NetworkSettings, you will access to it using :
    podman container inspect -f '{{.NetworkSettings.<MyNetwork>.IPAddress}}' <your_container>

where:

  • <your_container> the container whose IP we are looking for
  • <MyNetwork> the name of your custum podman network

Regards,

PS: I do not have permission to comment (for answering
Topaz Rindu Nabiyallah) so I added my answer normally (but point 2) may solved the 'empty string' bad result.

Robin Duprat
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