# Container autostart on reboot — 2026-07-16

## How it is set (hernani@koopa, rootless podman)

1. **`loginctl` Linger=yes** for `hernani` — user systemd runs without login.
2. **`podman-restart.service` (user)** enabled — on boot starts all containers with
   restart policy that should come up (`unless-stopped` / `always`, not manually stopped).
3. **Per-container (or stack) user units** under `~/.config/systemd/user/container-*.service`
   also enabled (belt-and-suspenders + DB ordering drop-ins).
4. **Restart policy** on every production container: **`unless-stopped`**.

## Production set (should-start-on-boot)

| Container |
|-----------|
| `taler-hacktivism`, `taler-hacktivism-bank`, `taler-hacktivism-exchange-ansible` |
| `koopa-forgejo`, `koopa-forgejo-db` |
| `koopa-prime-jellyfin`, `koopa-prime-qbittorrent` |
| `koopa-tor-relay`, `koopa-nym` |
| `koopa-bonfire`, `koopa-bonfire-db` |
| `koopa-castopod`, `koopa-castopod-mariadb`, `koopa-castopod-redis` |
| `koopa-paivana`, `koopa-paivana-upstream` |
| `koopa-tops-ng1` … `ng3` (+ `container-koopa-tops.service` ensure) |

## Changed this day

- Taler stack: `restart=no` → **`unless-stopped`**
- New units: forgejo(+db), prime jellyfin/qbittorrent, paivana-upstream, three taler containers
- Enabled **`podman-restart.service`**

## Checks after reboot

```bash
systemctl --user is-enabled podman-restart.service
podman ps -a --filter should-start-on-boot=true --format '{{.Names}} {{.Status}}'
systemctl --user --failed
```