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docker: Error response from daemon: oci runtime error #691
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@aldwindelgado Did you solve this issue? |
@giany Hi, we just moved to another server hosting for the meantime, I encountered that error from Google Cloud's virtual machine specifically. So we're not yet sure if it is related to just google cloud itself. Because everything is running smoothly within our digital ocean servers. |
I'm on DO also, Ubuntu 16, 4.4.0-97-generic. When deploying with mup it fails with the same error you had..but if I run the docker container manually it starts ok.. |
@giany Maybe it is related to mup with regards to newer versions of docker. Did you try to revert to lower docker versions? |
@giany what command did you use to start the container? |
@zodern, sorry for delay. In the end I've passed multiple parameters to docker, e.g: docker run -d --restart=always --volume=/opt/v2/tmp/:/bundle --publish=0.0.0.0:80:80 --hostname=v2 --env-file=/opt/v2/config/env.list --log-opt max-size=100m --log-opt max-file=10 --link=mongodb:mongodb --link=mongodb:mongodb --name=v2 mup_v2:latest And the commit I pushed had these:
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I have seen the error, and it might do so because of host name too long. I didn't dive deep into it but once I renamed my app name to a shorter name, the problem solved. |
Docker has better error messages for this now, so I am going to close it. If anyone has an oci runtime error, please create a new issue. |
I'm currently encounter the title's specific error
I'm using
docker-ce: 17.05.0
Linux kernel @ 4.10.0-32-generic
Ubuntu 16.04 OS
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