lxd -> incus

README.md

@@ -595,7 +595,7 @@ Now exit root shell (just with `exit`), and try `lxc-console -n CONTAINERNAME`.
 You should be able to log in using the new username and password.
 (To exit lxc console, use Ctrl+A, Q).
 
-### Alternatively: unprivileged LXC using LXD (ran as privileged service on host)
+### Alternatively: unprivileged LXC using LXD / Incus (ran as privileged service on host)
 
 #### Security notes
 
@@ -618,48 +618,48 @@ and connect to the container using ssh.
 
 As simple as
 ```
-apk add lxd lxd-client lxcfs dbus
-rc-update add lxc
-rc-update add lxd
-rc-update add lxcfs
-rc-update add dbus
-doas reboot
+doas apk add incus incus-client
+doas rc-update add incusd
+doas rc-service start incusd
+doas incus admin init
 ```
 
 Networking with routing should work automatically.
 
+#### SSH support
+
+```
+doas apk add openssh-client
+ssh-keygen -t ed25519
+```
+
+(Also make sure that `echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK` is not empty; it shouldn't be if gnome-keyring-daemon is configured properly.)
+
 #### Creating container
 
 ```
-doas lxc launch images:alpine/edge -c security.nesting=true -c security.privileged=false -c security.idmap.isolated=true -c security.idmap.size=6553600 test-alpine-container
-doas lxc exec test-alpine-container -- /bin/ash
+doas incus launch images:alpine/edge -c security.nesting=true -c security.privileged=false -c security.idmap.isolated=true -c security.idmap.size=6553600 test-alpine-container
+doas incus exec test-alpine-container -- /bin/ash
 ```
 Networking should work inside of container.
 
-### OpenSSH
-
-With password-based auth (not recommended): in container (from root, `lxc-attach`/`lxc exec`)
+Then, in target container (from root, `lxc-attach`/`lxc exec`)
 
 ```
-apk add openssh
+apk add openssh doas
 rc-update add sshd
 rc-service sshd start
-```
 
-Check IP of container with `ifconfig`, and then on host,
-```
-doas apk add openssh-client
-ssh CONTAINER_IP
+adduser -g YOUR_USER YOUR_USER
+adduser YOUR_USER wheel
 ```
 
-With keys-based auth:
+Check IP of container with `ifconfig`, and then on host,
 ```
-ssh-keygen -t ed25519
 ssh-copy-id CONTAINER_IP
+ssh CONTAINER_IP
 ```
 
-(Also make sure that `echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK` is not empty; it shouldn't be if gnome-keyring-daemon is configured properly.)
-
 ### Webdev
 
 #### Accessing dev sites running inside container