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Ctrl-C on docker-compose up
raises thread.error
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me too |
I've seen this too - perhaps KeyboardInterrupt messes with Queue somehow. On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 6:24 AM, Patrick Arminio notifications@github.com
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So the combination of threads and signals (SIGINT in this case) doesn't play well together (IIRC, signals are dispatched to one thread and it's non-deterministic which thread that will be). I'm sure this can be fixed, though I may just change how the multiplexer works to use I should have time to do that this weekend, as this is biting us too. |
Still seeing this on 0.5.2, is it fixed in mainline? |
not yet. |
happens to me too. I'm new to fig. Anyone know how you end up clearing the process it leaves behind. It leaves behind my nodejs process running and with a state of Edit: As soon as I asked, I figured it out. |
+1, happening to me as well. Using the passenger image. |
+1 while using |
Same here with 1.0.1 using custom image and mysql. |
I just hit this. It seems hard to reproduce. I ran it ten times and I didn't hit the "release unlocked lock" bug, but I did hit this:
In my setup I'm using fig to just run one service. |
Same here with 1.1.0-rc2.
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Yep same here = only seems to happen when I introduced a queuing server (rabbitmq) |
Definitely seeing it here; for me, it's when I ctrl-c to stop a multi-container app that includes couchdb, and it happens on the stop of the couchdb container. |
Any news on this? |
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docker-compose up
raises thread.error
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It also happen to me. My docker version like following.
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Seeing it here too. Is system info helpful or superfluous? |
I've been using compose from |
Signed-off-by: Daniel Nephin <dnephin@docker.com>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Nephin <dnephin@docker.com>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Nephin <dnephin@docker.com>
on which version does this issue were solved? I am running compose 1.5.0 and I am still facing this. |
It should be fixed in 1.5.0. Could you include the stack trace? |
There is no stack trace actually. When I run docker-compose logs and then hit ctrl+c I receive the following message: ^CERROR: hope that helps... $ docker-compose version $ docker version Server: |
Ok, that's a different issue (#1040) |
ok, thanks. I have subscribed to it. perhaps the tilte of issue #1040 should be renamed... the problem occurs with docker-compose logs as well and not only docker-compose up. |
I have the same issue on 1.4.0 with this compose file: web:
image: andre487/apache-php
ports:
- 10001:80
volumes:
- ../..:/var/www
environment:
PROJECT_MODE: docker
links:
- db:database
db:
image: mysql:5.5
environment:
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: swordfish
MYSQL_DATABASE: db
MYSQL_USER: user
MYSQL_PASSWORD: swordfish Trace:
Is it #1040 as well? |
It was fixed in #2055 which is in 1.5.0. Please try the latest version. |
Ok, thanks |
A little bit better :-) using 1.5.1
Environment:
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#2364 may address the blank error |
Error oom if container has not stopped
I get this intermittently (sometimes it does shutdown gracefully):
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