./script/docker_dev_setup.sh does not work

[luvicsoura]

Steps to reproduce:

1. run ./script/docker_dev_setup.sh
2. login again, reboot do all that you can and keep stuck at

> We need to login again to apply that change.
OK to run 'exec sg docker -c ./script/docker_dev_setup.sh'? [y/n] 

Expected behavior:

The script installs dory and sets up the development environment

Actual behavior:

Answering y to the following prompt just ends the script

> We need to login again to apply that change.
OK to run 'exec sg docker -c ./script/docker_dev_setup.sh'? [y/n] 

Additional notes:

Running Pop!_OS 20.04 (based on Ubuntu 20.04)
200+GiB free in disk

[josephgeis]

It's a shame that the quick script doesn't work as intended. It makes it hard for new contributors, like myself.

[inthebrilliantblue]

Ive been helping someone with setting up their own self hosted canvas install for the past year, and I dont think Ive ever been able to get it to work. I also had to create my own quick script to rapidly install canvas for testing using the production setup, which is also VERY out of date. Very sad indeed.

[FossPrime]

I have 20.04 it worked for me... I had to log out once, install ruby after the first failed run. I did restart after as well. The ICU dependency seems to be optional, but can be satisfied easily with libicu-dev.

related icu config deprecation LinearTapeFileSystem/ltfs#153

Bigger issue is undoing the damage dory does... it's a virtual network adapter, bridge and vm configuration with a self hosted DNS server... seems way overkill for linux/chromeOS users who can run docker natively

[sijpkes]

I have 20.04 it worked for me... I had to log out once, install ruby after the first failed run. I did restart after as well. The ICU dependency seems to be optional, but can be satisfied easily with libicu-dev.

related icu config deprecation LinearTapeFileSystem/ltfs#153

Bigger issue is undoing the damage dory does... it's a virtual network adapter, bridge and vm configuration with a self hosted DNS server... seems way overkill for linux/chromeOS users who can run docker natively

Yes, I'm having issues with the dory part too... do you have any tips on how to get this working?

[Ardena]

For Linux, we do not recommend Dory. I believe our one or two Canvas engineers who work on Linux use Traefik instead.