Closed ljleb closed 3 years ago
jsjoeio
commented
3 years ago Thanks for the details @lebel-louisjacob! I really wish we had a better way to debug these issues 🤔
I wonder if there could be a dependency missing or something. cc @code-asher - any ideas? (P.S. I know I've asked for help on similar issues. I always forget where we keep that list of dependencies we expect them to have. I promise this time I'll update our docs so I can stop bugging you 😂)
code-asher
commented
3 years ago Ahaha yup I'm not sure if npm install -g swallows the logs like yarn global add does but if it doesn't then posting the install logs could
help us figure out the issue.
If it does swallow the logs then moving to the install directory then
going to lib/vscode and running npm rebuild and posting those logs
might work.
ljleb
commented
3 years ago Hi @code-asher and @jsjoeio, thanks for the fast response!
I tried to reinstall code-server locally (after uninstalling it) with the verbose loglevel:
npm uninstall -g --unsafe-perm code-server > /dev/null 2>&1
npm install --loglevel verbose -g --unsafe-perm code-serverYou can find stderr and stdout separately below.
Hopefully it's not too hard to navigate through these logs. If you want me to share other information, don't hesitate to ping me!
jsjoeio
commented
3 years ago Thanks for the logs! Nothing looks out of place there 🤔
If it does swallow the logs then moving to the install directory then going to
lib/vscodeand runningnpm rebuildand posting those logs might work.
Did you give this a try?
ljleb
commented
3 years ago I just tried this:
cd /usr/local/lib/node_modules/code-server/lib/vscode
npm --loglevel verbose rebuildYou'll find the output logs (stderr + stdout) included in the footer of this comment. Nothing seems out of place here neither.
Are there any known fixes for related issues currently (i.e. related to the 500 VS Code failed to load. exited unexpectedly with code 0 error)?
jsjoeio
commented
3 years ago Great! Now when you run code-server does it work as expected?
Are there any known fixes for related issues currently (i.e. related to the 500 VS Code failed to load. exited unexpectedly with code 0 error)?
Not that I'm aware. Usually that means vscode didn't build properly 🤔 cc @code-asher
ljleb
commented
3 years ago Great! Now when you run
code-serverdoes it work as expected?
No, it still doesn't. Exactly the same error message as in the original post is displayed when I try to connect from firefox. I wonder what's going on.
Pulling the image codercom/code-server:latest simply works out of the box, so maybe is my system configuration different from what the software expects.
jsjoeio
commented
3 years ago Argh, sorry that didn't work.
Hmm, well at least that works.
The other thing I can try to do is create a workspace on our enterprise platform using Alpine Linux v3.14 in the base image and then install code-server with the install script to see if that reproduces.
code-asher
commented
3 years ago Yes thank you for those logs!
The npm rebuild output seems strange to me. It doesn't seem to have
actually rebuilt anything? Mine has lines like these:
EDIT: These stars are package names but GitHub seems to have mangled them into asterisks thinking they are email addresses or something.
npm info run ***@***.*** install node_modules/native-is-elevated node-gyp rebuild
npm info run ***@***.*** install node_modules/native-watchdog node-gyp rebuild
npm info run ***@***.*** install node_modules/node-pty node scripts/install.js
npm info run ***@***.*** install node_modules/nsfw node-gyp rebuild
npm info run ***@***.*** install node_modules/spdlog node-gyp rebuildMaybe the dependencies didn't actually download? It says the postinstall completed in 13 seconds which seems way too fast (for reference my Alpine Docker container took 173 seconds).
As a random sampling here's what my spdlog build directory looks like:
/ # tree /usr/local/lib/node_modules/code-server/lib/vscode/node_modules/spdlog/build
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/code-server/lib/vscode/node_modules/spdlog/build
├── Makefile
├── Release
│ ├── obj.target
│ │ ├── spdlog
│ │ │ └── src
│ │ │ ├── logger.o
│ │ │ └── main.o
│ │ └── spdlog.node
│ └── spdlog.node
├── binding.Makefile
├── config.gypi
└── spdlog.target.mk
4 directories, 8 filesThanks for the feedback! Actually, I ran the scipt twice, the logs were from the second run (so the dependencies were probably already downloaded). I can fresh install over again and send the logs of the first run tomorrow.
I've encountered other issues recently related to my nvidia graphics drivers, maybe is this related. For instance, I cannot load opengl 3d scenes with either firefox or chromium, because alpine lacks native support for this kind of application, and I can't install the drivers because they seem to require glibc, where musl is instead shipped in alpine by default.
[EDIT] However, it doesn't make sense to me that it would work to fresh install code-server in a docker container, but not on bare metal (using the same version of the same distro in both cases). So this should be unrelated actually.
code-asher
commented
3 years ago Hmm interesting. Were you able to confirm that you have the same
spdlog file structure I do?
I think going into lib/vscode and running yarn from there might be
the next step.
fee1-dead
commented
3 years ago Hello, I am on a void linux system with musl libc. I ran into the same issue. And rebuilding vscode did not help. I have the same file structure:
$ tree node_modules/spdlog/build
node_modules/spdlog/build
├── Makefile
├── Release
│ ├── obj.target
│ │ ├── spdlog
│ │ │ └── src
│ │ │ ├── logger.o
│ │ │ └── main.o
│ │ └── spdlog.node
│ └── spdlog.node
├── binding.Makefile
├── config.gypi
└── spdlog.target.mkI tried on Alpine and it worked. I followed
https://github.com/cdr/code-server/blob/main/docs/npm.md#alpine but I
had to additionally install python3 and I used yarn to set the config
option instead of npm.
docker run --rm -it -p 8080:8080 alpine sh
ldd --version # Confirm musl
apk add alpine-sdk bash libstdc++ libc6-compat yarn python3
yarn config set python python3
yarn global add code-server
code-server --host 0.0.0.0 --auth noneFrom there I went to localhost:8080 in my browser and made sure the terminal worked (which it did).
fee1-dead
commented
3 years ago Unfortunately that did not work for me.
fee1-dead
commented
3 years ago Still the same 500 error.
fee1-dead
commented
3 years ago Is it possible to package your working version and upload it? Would it help at determining whether it is some sort of build-time error or run-time error?
fee1-dead
commented
3 years ago Okay so I tried again and it all worked. The key for me was to do everything on the root user, have both npm config and yarn config set, and I also took a peek at the libc6-compat package from alpine, the package sets a few symlinks and I have also done that (we don't have that package for void).
I can now run the server with my non-root user, the terminal also works. Thank you for the information!
jsjoeio
commented
3 years ago Hooray! I'm going to close this out sine we haven't heard from @lebel-louisjacob and we've confirmed it works.
OS/Web Information
Steps to reproduce
code-serverthe npm way:localhost:8080in a browser, on the same system~/.config/code-server/config.yamlExpected
The browser is able to connect to and display vscode.
Actual
The error
500 VS Code failed to load. exited unexpectedly with code 0is displayed on screen.Logs
Screenshot
Notes
I don't know if this is related, but the only user on my system is root (
~is/root).What's weird is, if I install
code-serverin a custom docker image using exactly the above script, I can actually start the server and connect to it without any issue (I encountered some issues when trying to use the c++ extension in a docker container, so I wanted to try a bare metal install).