-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 127
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Server fails to write crash file #384
Comments
Hi, I see there is a question label, let me know if I have to provide more information. |
As this is most likely a setup issue, please use the forum https://central.owncloud.org/ for general questions next time. I'm not able to reproduce it. While using your compose file, I can use the Web UI as intended without any issue. Besides that, the crash file line in your log is just a warning and not an error. Do you get an error on the Web UI? Please also check the owncloud.log. |
Need to correct myself. During a server crash, the regular logger isn't used, and the UI might now show anything as well. Need to check with the engineering team. |
We still need to find a way to handle the crash log properly within the container, but as a workaround, can you add another mount to |
Hi, I added another line
In the docker-compose and did |
And whats the error? |
I don’t have any crash file as before. The new mount is empty, the old one contains as usual apps, config, sessions, files |
Yes but if the container startup fails now there has to be something in the docker logs. |
Ok, slight improvement after rerunning and reboot. The machine still crashes when I try to access the webui of owncloud after the latest changes, but I do have a log, and it ends like this: |
I don't know how to help further. The log snippet you have posted does not indicate any error, it's just a regular log of the ownCloud container. I'm still not able to reproduce any behavior. Mounting |
Hi, are you testing the arm docker build? |
Tested |
Thanks for your help I am really stuck at this point.
I have an OC docker image (latest) with data folder mounted and permissions set to 777 and external redis and mariadb. I run it on an Odroid N2+ (arm) Ubuntu 22.04 headless as root.
I start the container with docker-compose (details at the end) and the server starts correctly but then when attempting access it crashes due to permission to write php crash files.
docker log until crash:
this is the compose file:
I verified and there is no crash file under data persistent folder, and I run the compose as root. As long as I do not attempt accessing the webui, the server is up and running.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: