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Crash on docker run #19833
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There is a strace output, if it could be helpful: |
Oh, looks like it crashes on docker run:
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Other programs on my machine worked ok. Don't know what could cause such issue, but it is not the first time I faced with thread/process running failure in containers started by a long-running docker service. |
Why was it closed? I'm having exactly the same issue... |
I just suddenly started getting this error when pulling images. I haven't upgraded docker or anything else in my environment and everything worked fine up until today.
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I'm getting this with docker 1.9.1 on openSUSE Tumbleweed with kernel 4.4.2, the same happens with 1.10 and 1.11 |
Downgrading to kernel 4.1 did the trick... |
I'm on Manjaro with kernel 4.4.2 which is essentially Arch. Found this issue #19124 which points to this: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/47303 The Arch issue describes some of the symptoms I get. I've set |
TasksMax=infinity didn't help in my case... |
Update: I'm investiaging the issue now, it looks like it is problem on my machine...
Docker from latest archlinux package:
Stack trace:
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