Open SudomenLeah opened 4 months ago
I have the same issue. tak-server-db is stuck in restarting state
c9dd8cbf0f8 tak-server-db "/bin/bash -c /opt/t…" About an hour ago Restarting (126) 10 seconds ago tak-server-db-1
I'm also having the same issue on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Any update?
I just did a successful install of 5.1 on a Ubuntu 22.04 LTS VPS last night. It looped through the "no joy" 3 times then continued successfully. Server specs: 16 GB ram, 4 cpus, SSD
I am also having this issue. I'm on a fresh install of Debian 12. It looped through the check 6 times and failed. I have the same java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
error as SudomenLeah in the code block above.
This is a problem for me for all TAK versions: 4.10, 5.0 and 5.1.
I think I got it to work. After looking at the docker logs for the db I was seeing an error for permission denied for /opt/tak/db-utils/configureInDocker.sh.
So I did the following to make it work: cp -r /tak-server/tak /opt sudo chmod -x /opt/tak/db-utils/*
After this I ran the setup.sh with sudo in front to be safe and it came up with no problems.
I decided to spin up a VM instead and got it working that way. It's possible the VM I was trying to install the docker container on had too little memory to start as I was getting the same error in the VM despite allowing it to expand to 8gb of memory. After forcing the container to 8gb the installation and postgres setup worked.
Increasing memory seems to be the recommended solution but why this needs 8GB just to start is hard to justify but when you need to respin the server to revoke a user it's to be expected.
Same issue, I am trying with 5.1, but same error is coming. Can it be a problem if I am running this on Mac?
Environment
Please provide as much information as possible about your environment:
docker -v
): Docker version 26.0.2,docker compose version
) or (docker-compose version
): Docker Compose version v2.26.1free -h
): 4GB RAMdf -h
):Description
When running the setup script postgres cannot be reached. getting this java error. (see above)
Steps to Reproduce
run the setup script