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chrome failed to start #790

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RobinKamps opened this issue Feb 1, 2024 · 3 comments
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chrome failed to start #790

RobinKamps opened this issue Feb 1, 2024 · 3 comments

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@RobinKamps
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On debian 10 / docker version: 19.03.8 gotenberg:latest fails with logs:

[FATAL] starting chromium: launch supervisor: start process: run exec allocator: chrome failed to start:
[0201/191831.586807:FATAL:spawn_subprocess.cc(236)] posix_spawn: Operation not permitted (1)
[0201/191831.747550:WARNING:spawn_subprocess.cc(260)] intermediate process terminated by signal 5 (Trace/breakpoint trap) (core dumped)

the machine has enough ressources (8Gib, 4CPUs), sadly i can not update Debian or the old docker version.

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gulien commented Feb 2, 2024

Hello @RobinKamps,

Might be the same issue as described here #784.

sadly i can not update Debian or the old docker version.

Not much I can do there, alas. Maybe try to host your Gotenberg instances elsewhere?

@RobinKamps
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it works with gotenberg/gotenberg:7.9

@RobinKamps
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RobinKamps commented Feb 2, 2024

it seems on docker <20.10.10 images with binaries are linked via glibc>=2.34 . these will throw EPERM Errors on some syscalls.

perhaps the gotenberg/gotenberg:latest (or at least above 7.9) docker images are build with glibc>=2.34 (e.g. based on bookworm).

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