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can not play rosbag in docker #71
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Hi there, after you drop in the docker container, do you call tmux? Since the container is not exposed to your local system, all terminals must be called in the same container, the simplest is to call tmux in it and then open up new terminals and switch between them |
Hi Johannes, root@b159446c6461:/limo_data# rosbag play 01.bag -r 0.1 --pause --clock Thx! |
yes, you need to say docker which folder is visible inside the container. Per default this is $HOME/limo_data (as can be seen in the docker-compose.yml). If you put it there it should be visible inside the container. |
what I think is if I put the bag inside this limo_data folder in $HOME, then with this yml file, I can see the bag files in docker through "cd /limo_data" then "ls" command, right? |
Hi Johannes, thank you for sharing your project !
I met a 'newbie' problem when I tried to use docker to run the project, I've run the docker and 1. roscore then 2. play the rosbag, but the terminal said Failed to contact master at [localhost:11311]. Retrying.... It seems the two terminals are not connected with each other?
Moreover, when I roslaunch, the terminal said:
[ INFO] [1659300135.786372846]: Parameter '/mono_lidar/diag_pub_topic' is not defined. Setting default value.
[ INFO] [1659300135.788008240]: Parameter '/mono_lidar/diagnostic_updater_name' is not defined. Setting default value.
[ INFO] [1659300135.788980394]: Parameter '/mono_lidar/diagnostic_updater_hardware_id' is not defined. Setting default value.
[ INFO] [1659300135.789820873]: Parameter '/mono_lidar/diagnostic_updater_rate' is not defined. Setting default value.
[ INFO] [1659300135.790664991]: Parameter '/mono_lidar/diagnostic_updater_rate_tolerance' is not defined. Setting default value.
Did anyone meet the same issue before? Thanks in advance!
Toni
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