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It should be higher up in the logs. Since they contain |
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I figured out how to get more logs, attached. Logs:
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For some reason you have a container running with an image that docker does not have any information about. Since the image has the same hash as the latest version on docker hub, watchtower doesn't pull the image again (since it already knows that no update is needed). This would solve itself as soon as a new image is released, but to fix it right now I think this should work:
But then again, I have no idea how you ended up in this situation... |
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Plex is one example, it seems to happen with several of the LSIO images. Plex is reported as up to date:
Last night's email error report says:
But Heimdal is also reported as up to date:
Seems that there is some other problem? Attaching current trace logs. |
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Thanks, any verification or logging could help the next person, especially since it is so easy to happen when using API's (like Ansible) to create containers. As expected, last night had no missing image errors:
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Having some weird issues past couple days, email notification says
Error: No such image
, but there is no mention of this error or the image name in the logs?Any idea what the problem may be?
Any idea why the error reported in email is not reported in the logs?
Email:
Ansible configuration:
Log attached.
_watchtower_logs.1.log
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