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Cannot enable plugin: No btrfs.sock created #34
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Hi, thanks for reporting this case, do you have any more information in the logs? Using something like |
Sorry for not providing this basic information in the first place.
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One more thing: I'm getting the error on a Raspberry Pi 4. I've tried the plugin in a x86 VM and it worked. Is the arm architecture the problem here? |
I've sorted out the issue. It was indeed due to the arm architecture of the Pi. Specifically the link to the github repo of tini points to the amd64 version of the binary. Changing this to the arm64 version fixed the issue. Otherwise the plugin seems to run well on arm64. |
Thanks a lot for finding the issue. |
In the Tini doc I can read
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I managed to run the plugin with the docker-init binary provided by my docker installation. I didn't find an equivalent --init option for plugins, so I copied the docker-init from the host into the rootfs directory before plugin creation and adjusted the entrypoint.sh and Dockerfile. Haven't yet tested this setup much, but the tests run fine with the --init option enabled. |
I'm getting an error when installing or enabling the buttervolume plugin. I've tried to install the plugin through the repository:
The plugin was installed but cannot be enabled.
Trying to enable it returns the same error:
Apparently the btrfs.sock file isn't created during the installation.
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