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mapcentia / gc2-vidi-docker-compose

A docker-compose file for running GC2/Vidi
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root@root FATAL: role "root" does not exist #1

Open velle opened 1 week ago

velle commented 1 week ago

I cloned this repo and fetched the images a few days ago, and ran into this problem. The containers keep trying stuff and print status/errors forever.

To reproduce:

git clone https://github.com/mapcentia/gc2-vidi-docker-compose.git
cd gc2-vidi-docker-compose
docker-compose up

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Complete log from docker-compose: https://gist.github.com/velle/cfdc9c7c5039f2468f044a3dd89c709a#file-gistfile1-txt

Details:

velle commented 1 day ago

When I first posted this issue, I actually did not try out if the services were running or working at all, I just noted the "FATAL" error and assumed it was not running properly . Today I tried out if it actually worked.

All four containers are up and running, and it's possible to connect to all of them with tty.

I'm able to open http://localhost:8080/dashboard/sign-in, but if I sign in with user gc2 and password 1234, I get the following error.

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velle commented 1 day ago

Even after pruning everything in docker-compose, the first time I run docker-compose up, the postgis container (gc2-vidi-docker-compose-postgis-1) prints:

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INFO:   GC2 system already initiated.
        Doing nothing else than start the service.

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I believe this is printed from https://github.com/mapcentia/geocloud2/blob/87a6112f6a6d961467f34b1e060800a443193569/docker/postgis/entrypoint.sh#L13.

Am I on to the right cause of the problem? I was expecting it to fail that if-test and then do all the "First run" stuff instead.

velle commented 1 day ago

I have had issues stopping some of the containers, as shown in the first posts screenshot. They simply would not stop, no matter what I tried, and I got "Error while stopping" and "Error while killing".

I found out this was caused by AppArmor, and I fixed it with:

sudo dpkg-reconfigure apparmor
sudo apparmor_parser -r /var/lib/snapd/apparmor/profiles/snap.docker.compose

Now all problems with stopping containers are gone. However, FATAL: role "root" does not exist persists.