Closed GiuliaMaragno closed 3 years ago
Hi @GiuliaMaragno, seems like Docker Desktop is not running. Before using Kathara you should ensure that Docker Desktop is running on your system (you can doing so by checking the tray icons).
If the problem persists, we'll further investigate.
Also, I suggest you to update to the latest Kathará version (3.0.1) that we released yesterday!
Thanks, Mariano.
Hi @Skazzino, Docker Desktop is currently running. I’ve updated the version this morning but it doesn't work.
Waiting for your kind feedback,
Best regards, Giulia.
Hi @GiuliaMaragno, thanks for you feedback.
To better understand what's happening, activate the debug logging as follows:
kathara settings
Choose logging level to be used
and choose DEBUG
kathara vstart ...
A detailed log will be outputted, please paste it here.
Thanks, Mariano.
Hi @Skazzino, Here is the output:
Hi @GiuliaMaragno, the device creation is correct (so it is started), but there's a problem with terminal opening.
First of all, from the output above seems like Kathara is not at version 3.0.1, so please update it (overwriting the current installation in "C:\Program Files\Kathara"). Second, maybe you opened Powershell as administrator. Please use Powershell without administration privileges.
Thanks, Mariano.
Hi @Skazzino, I'm currently using the PowerShell without administration privileges, and I just updated Katharà version, but it still doesn't work. The output is the following: If I use administration privileges, the output is this:
Hi @GiuliaMaragno, we released another version of Kathara (3.0.3). Here we added few options that can help debugging this issue.
First of all, update Kathara and run kathara check
and paste the output.
After that:
kathara settings
Choose logging level to be used
and choose EXCEPTION
kathara vstart ...
and upload the output (stack trace will be printed after the error)Hi @Skazzino,
Thanks, Giulia.
Hi @GiuliaMaragno, with the stack trace I can understand that it is a problem related to PowerShell.
Please in PowerShell type $env:path
and report the output.
Thanks.
Hi @Skazzino, that's the output: Thanks, Giulia
Hi @GiuliaMaragno,
seems like it not a problem related to Kathara. The PowerShell path is a little strange (as you can see there's a ;c:\dig
after the powershell path).
Remove the double quotes around PowerShell and dig path.
Thanks, Mariano
Hi @Skazzino, now it works correctly!! Thanks for your time, Giulia.
Hi @GiuliaMaragno, no problem! We're here to help you! :)
I'm closing this issue.
Hello, I can't run the vstart and the lstart syntax. Powershell shows me an ERROR like this: