docs: fix configuring podman container policy for current user#333
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> The same command without
run0will set this policy for the current user only.To my understanding, this line appears to be wrong. Running
podman image trust set -t accept registry.fedoraproject.org/fedorawithout elevated privileges results inError: open /etc/containers/policy.json permission denied.According to the Podman man page and this open issue over there,
podman image trustrequires elevated privileges and the correct way to set policies for the current user is to edit$HOME/.config/containers/policy.json.Also added guidance to copy the existing system container policy to
~/.config/containers/policy.jsonas it is completely overridden by the current user's configuration.Happy to make any wording or process/instruction changes!