Apx Gui fails to create container correctly

[fluoriteByte]

When using apx's gui to create a container it fails when trying to start it up, and even fails in the cli but when the cli creates it, both apx gui and the cli can access it

The error i get when trying to enter a container created by apx gui:

Error: OCI runtime error: crun: ptsname: Inappropriate ioctl for device

[mirkobrombin]

Can you try again after a reboot? I can't produce it.

[taukakao]

Actually, could you run "abroot upgrade" and after a reboot try again? I just tested with the latest version and can't reproduce this.

I could reproduce it in an old version tho.

[fluoriteByte]

I have no updates available, so im currently running latest, and rebooting the system doesnt fix the issue

[taukakao]

@fluoriteByte When was the last upgrade? You can check with "abroot status"

[fluoriteByte]

here are the details of the ABImage:

ABImage:
 • Digest: sha256:549b32cf38dee65481f13d641f0a370450abd12aba92e2c52513f0fa17edeeb6
 • Timestamp: 2024-07-19 14:42:59
 • Image: ghcr.io/vanilla-os/desktop:main

[kbdharun]

Hi, you seem to be using the image from 3 days ago, can you try running the command abroot upgrade once, if no updates are shown try abroot upgrade --force instead.

[fluoriteByte]

I force upgraded it, but it didnt download any layers + the checksum stayed the same:

ABImage:
 • Digest: sha256:549b32cf38dee65481f13d641f0a370450abd12aba92e2c52513f0fa17edeeb6
 • Timestamp: 2024-07-21 08:29:18
 • Image: ghcr.io/vanilla-os/desktop:main

But Apx-gui seems to have magically started working, idk what happened but it just did

[fluoriteByte]

Yeah i think this has magically solved itself sooo im closing this issue until i get this bug again

[kbdharun]

Interesting, this is the first instance I have seen with SHA being the same while the timestamp is different, I have no idea how you got it.

[taukakao]

@kbdharun The timestamp is just the timestamp when you made the upgrade as far as I know.