Open lucasponce opened 7 years ago
Sorry, I use docker so often that I have forgotten that I configured my system so that I can run docker without root/sudo. See http://askubuntu.com/questions/477551/how-can-i-use-docker-without-sudo#477554
Thanks @richm. I can run docker commands on my working user without sudo. I tried also to give access to the /var/log folder and I am still having the same error. I can see a /var/log/journal folder created but none of the files defined in the script:
[lponce@attilan log]$ pwd
/var/log
[lponce@attilan log]$ ls -ld journal/
drwxr-sr-x+ 3 root systemd-journal 4096 Oct 4 22:54 journal/
[lponce@attilan log]$ ls -l journal/
total 8
drwxr-sr-x+ 2 root systemd-journal 4096 Feb 15 08:50 0f8e4144ab814340a1060e9b30501a42
Perhaps @lukas-vlcek can also take a look ? (as I guess you are also in Europe TZ).
Thanks.
@lucasponce It's complaining about the /var/log/journal inside the container. This part of the script is attempting to use a centos7 container to create a journald file/directory for fluentd to read from. The script has created a temp directory on the host - in your case /tmp/tmp.nLjjaCdwvo/
. The data
subdirectory holds the journal files. The directory /tmp/tmp.nLjjaCdwvo/data
from the host is mounted into the container as /var/log/
by docker using -v /tmp/tmp.nLjjaCdwvo/data:/var/log
.
I've never seen these errors before and I'm not sure what's going on. Could be the platform/docker. I'm running Fedora 24 using docker 1.10. They have probably changed something with respect to privileged containers or bind mounts or ....
Hi,
Running ./openshift-test.sh in a local environment it stops on
Perhaps is there any additional step in the configuration of an environment ?
I'm running the tests in the following machine
Any hint is most welcome.
Thanks.