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Docker not properly working on DL4100 #51
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It appears the same issue happens when trying to use portainer with the default docker installed.
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Thanks for the extensive report, this is something I can work on
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To follow up, volumes CAN be created and used. However when mapping a volume to a special file it fails. docker.sock timezone, etc. I just tested with this:
and it worked fine. Docker sock does exist.
I would love to test a new kernel, but i looking at the link it requires debian stretch, which the dl is not, i dont think . I am going to dig a little bit about how to get a newer kernel. Like i mentioned before, mounting docker.sock even with the stock docker failed, but the generic error doesnt provide much to go on. I do however wonder if this may be the root of the issue (from the log above)
For testing purposes, i did manually edit /etc/group and added a docker group. Upon restart it is reverted. :-( |
Did you try with the |
I tried to run with privileged flag and still got the same error.
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Sadly I can no longer test out try anything else as my dl4100 no longer boots. Big ol paper weight. Not sure what happened to it but it's toast. |
Platform
DL4100
Application
Docker
Describe the bug
Install works, but unable to mount directories.
I just did a full factory reset, and reinstalled docker from scratch. I ensured the old docker was not running before installing via gui. I also removed the old _docker folder.
Docker log: https://gist.github.com/roblandry/5e7a07c71f5a07c84ad97cc4a5a733f5
Info:
Additional:
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