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Check the logs #21
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@servermeta please take a look at https://github.com/jpetazzo/nsenter on getting shell access to a running container. |
docker logs redmine Substituting redmine above for whatever you've named your container, of course. Isn't that what they mean? |
@petiepooo I am not able to understand the context of your above comment |
@sameersbn It works GREAT! thank you very much. I works so well it allowed me to spot a new bug :D |
@servermeta so issue is resolved? if yes, close the bug to let me know 😃 |
ok sorry :D |
@servermeta btw, if you found a new bug please open an issue and/or publish a PR. thanks. |
@sameersbn already done ;) keep up the great work |
Btw, I think nsenter should be linked in the wiki or something, it's VERY useful, to fix things down the road. Maybe it's more related to a general docker guide, but it's very nice here too. |
@servermeta hg clone https://bitbucket.org/haru_iida/redmine_logs /redmine/plugins/redmine_logs |
After restarting the host, my redmine installation is giving some errors, inviting to check the logs.
But how do I read them? Is there a way to run the container so that I can access the shell? Or maybe to add SSH access?
I was thinking about cloning the container rerunning with the /bin/bash command, and then start redmine manually.
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