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mschnitzer / ark-survival-ascended-linux-container-image

A docker/podman container that is able to run an ARK: Survival Ascended on a Linux host.
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Failed to read /etc/machine-id #9

Closed mindzes closed 11 months ago

mindzes commented 11 months ago

Hello, I'm complete noob on this. Please could some one explain what I'm doing wrong? Or wat's problem here? I'm using Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS

asa-server-1 | Success! App '2430930' fully installed. asa-server-1 | Starting the ARK: Survival Ascended dedicated server... asa-server-1 | Start parameters: TheIsland_WP?listen?Port=7777?RCONPort=27020?RCONEnabled=True -WinLiveMaxPlayers=20 asa-server-1 | esync: up and running. asa-server-1 | Failed to read /etc/machine-id, error Invalid argument. asa-server-1 | wine: RLIMIT_NICE is <= 20, unable to use setpriority safely asa-server-1 exited with code 3

mschnitzer commented 11 months ago

Hi,

this error can be ignored and is not causing the container to exit with code 3.

Are you running Proxmox or some sort of virtualization?

mindzes commented 11 months ago

Yes I'm using Proxmox

mschnitzer commented 11 months ago

There was another user who had the same issue and they described here how they solved it.

The /etc/machine-id error is unrelated to the exit code 3 error that you are experiencing. The /etc/machine-id error occurs, because this file is not present in docker container environments, but that's more like a warning than an error.

mindzes commented 11 months ago

Thanks

mschnitzer commented 11 months ago

Does it work?

mindzes commented 11 months ago

Still failed to read /etc mashine-id but server not exiting. Now waiting to show up.

Success! App '2430930' fully installed. Starting the ARK: Survival Ascended dedicated server... Start parameters: TheIsland_WP?listen?Port=7777?RCONPort=27020?RCONEnabled=True -WinLiveMaxPlayers=20 esync: up and running. Failed to read /etc/machine-id, error Invalid argument. wine: RLIMIT_NICE is <= 20, unable to use setpriority safely

mschnitzer commented 11 months ago

As I said, you can ignore the /etc/machine-id "error". It does not have any effect on the stability of the server, this file is not needed and does not exist in the docker container environment.

mindzes commented 11 months ago

Working like a clock. Thank you :)