build success but throw exception when run it

[zacker330]

xx@xx:/samersbn-gitlab/docker-gitlab$ docker run -i -d -P -t xxx/gitlab
ec6d1a10f50e6b6e942ca41e45cc39d8c2f0270c68ae26c51eb40ab6d8f14132
xx@xx:/samersbn-gitlab/docker-gitlab$ docker logs -f ec6d1a10f50
User: root Password: niegae9nae9Y
sshd: started
nginx: started
mysqld: ERROR (abnormal termination)

[sameersbn]

@zacker330 can't say what the issue is. please rebuild and try again

[sameersbn]

@zacker330 try running with docker run -i -t xxx/gitlab

[zacker330]

@sameersbn I try

1. clone your sameersbn/docker-gitlab
2. docker build -t xxxx/gitlab . (success)
3. docker run -i -t xxx/gitlab
   User: root Password: zooph8cieNex
   sshd: started
   nginx: started
   mysqld: ERROR (abnormal termination)

I'd try it again and again.

$docker info
Containers: 36
Images: 274
Storage Driver: aufs
Root Dir: /var/lib/docker/aufs
Dirs: 349
Execution Driver: native-0.1
Kernel Version: 3.8.0-35-generic
Username: xxx
Registry: [https://index.docker.io/v1/]
WARNING: No swap limit support

[sameersbn]

@zacker330 i see that you have an unusually large number of stopped containers on your system. probably you didn't mean to keep them. Please remove these containers and try again.

docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)

Above command will delete all non running containers.
If you wish to remove untagged images, you can remove them using

docker rmi $(docker images | grep none | awk '{print $3}' | sort -r)

I have noticed that having too many containers / images can really have a negative effect in docker. I am guessing this could be a cause of the issue you are seeing.

[zacker330]

@sameersbn thinks .

I had done it as you said. but the problem not be solved. It seems cause by mysql. I can't run mysql's image yet.

My operation system is ubuntu 13.04

[sameersbn]

@zacker330 then i think we should dive in an check out what is going wrong

docker run -i -t --rm xxx/gitlab bash
```bash

You will be dropped into the bash shell. Make sure mysql server is not started
```bash
supervisorctl stop mysqld
killall mysqld

Manually start mysqld server

/usr/bin/mysqld_safe &

If the mysql server is not starting, check the error log

cat /var/log/mysql/error.log

Paste the log here

[zacker330]

@sameersbn
docker run -i -t --rm xxx/gitlab bash

I can't dive in it.

[sameersbn]

@zacker330 can you paste the output here. Its not possible for me to figure out what you are not being dropped into the bash shell.

[sameersbn]

ps. the mysql server is destined to be removed from the container. so instead try using a linked mysql server. Details can be found here. However I would recommend linking a postgresql container https://github.com/sameersbn/docker-gitlab#linking-to-postgresql-container

[zacker330]

@sameersbn thinks very much