YannickB
commented
8 years ago Hum I guess I forgot some sudo in the code, normally Clouder connect with root so sudo should not be required.
TODO : make sure there is no sudo in the next version
Closed ErrafayM closed 8 years ago
YannickB
commented
8 years ago Hum I guess I forgot some sudo in the code, normally Clouder connect with root so sudo should not be required.
TODO : make sure there is no sudo in the next version
I'm again trying a fresh install i encountered this problem while deploying my registry container
"Error : " + str(inst))) except_orm: (u'Connect error!', u"We were not able to connect to your server. Please make sure you add the public key in the authorized_keys file of your root user on your server.\nIf you were trying to connect to a container, a click on the 'reset key' button on the container record may resolve the problem.\nTarget : 192.168.1.5\nError : [Errno None] Unable to connect to port 14007 on or 192.168.1.5"i checked my odoo log and was blocked while running "sudo docker run" saying missing "sudo" so i had to manually install sudo to make it work. i dont use ubuntu so it is needed to use sudo in docker run ?