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Can't start container: error reading container (probably exited) json message: EOF #1430
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Can you rerun with |
Also I think this is an issue that crops up when container-selinux, containernetworking-cni and/or runc isn't up to the latest from the testing repos. You might try
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My smell test says it's probably an outdated runc, and I recall we had issues with an outdated version in Fedora proper a few weeks back - it's possible that we didn't bump the dependency version and just pushed a more recent package out. |
I share the feeling with @TomSweeneyRedHat and @mheon. I think we can safely close this issue but please feel free to re-open if the occurs again. |
I decided to try out the latest
Relevant journal entries:
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It's the conmon console issue again. We really need to track down exactly where this is coming from. |
Huh, so now even rolling back to |
I'm going to say this is either conmon or container-selinux |
And since we bundle conmon into the Podman RPM - almost certainly container-selinux |
Could you check to see if there are AVC messages Also see if it works in permissive mode? |
I'm hitting the same issue and am getting the same error in permissive mode. There are no AVC denials related to podman. |
I had already nuked the container unfortunately, so thankfully someone else is hitting this now. I don't recall any AVC denials either. |
Any updates on this bug, I am going to assume it is fixed. |
I'm hitting this issue on the Podman package on Arch Linux. I'm not using SELinux, in case that helps.
This seems to happen when I append the I'm running this from a bash script, which is when I get this error, but when I run my command separately in a shell, I get a more detailed error:
Here is the command I'm running separately that causes the problem (fish shell): podman run --rm -v (pwd):/var/app -w /var/app -v /home/user/test:/home/composer/test:ro inventis/composer:7.3-alpine -v The bash equivalent is probably something like: podman run --rm -v $(pwd):/var/app -w /var/app -v /home/user/test:/home/composer/test:ro inventis/composer:7.3-alpine -v If I remove the |
Is this a new issue? Are you running rootless? |
Definitely looks like rootless from the paths. @tominventisbe This is actually an entirely separate bug. What you're seeing here is You're seeing an error mounting /home/user/test into the container's root filesystem - that would be the bind mount. @giuseppe Didn't we just solve an issue with read-only rootless containers? I want to say the |
it looks exactly like the issue we fixed some time ago, it works for me with podman from master. @tominventisbe could you try it? |
I've built from latest master, but unfortunately this gives me a similar error:
The commit I built was The issue is fixed in the same way if I omit the I did only build this repository and let the rest of the dependencies be installed automatically by the build script (I do still have Podman installed on my system, so direct and indirect dependencies are probably being fetched from system), is there perhaps another repository I also have to build manually? |
I am also hitting that issue (or a similar one). The container has been created with This is happening with
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Thank you! You are right. Downgrading (rollback) to podman-1.2.0-2.git3bd528e.fc30.x86_64 fixed the problem. I would not have expected that error because the error message looked so different. |
Description
After finally upgrading to 0.8.4 from 0.7.4 (which I had been holding off due to #1283), I'm now hitting:
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Output of
podman info
:Additional environment details (AWS, VirtualBox, physical, etc.):
Fedora Silverblue laptop at version
28.20180907.0
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