[3.0] Use debian jessie to prevent segfault with wheezy #131
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When building current Dockerfile with docker 1.12.5, there's a segfault on step 2. Using debian jessie instead of wheezy prevents this bug.
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That could cause breakage since the MongoDB The root of the problem is moby/moby#28705; see also tianon/docker-brew-debian#55. |
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Well, it seems that's a problem with debian's 4.8 kernel in fact. Thanks :) |
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Hi, I was trying to build this Dockerfile of 3.0 but got a segfault on Step 2 (
RUN groupadd -r mongodb && useradd -r -g mongodb mongodb) with docker 1.12.5, on a debian 8.6 host.Upgrading the Dockerfile to use
debian:jessieprevents this error (at least for me).