Closed julianbraha closed 2 months ago
From the above error logs I'm unable to get to the root cause. @julianbraha could you send us the application you are trying to run that produces those errors? Having the source code would be ideal, but I think having the binary file only would work too.
From the above error logs I'm unable to get to the root cause. @julianbraha could you send us the application you are trying to run that produces those errors? Having the source code would be ideal, but I think having the binary file only would work too.
Here's the github repo: https://github.com/0xPolygonZero/zk_evm
And I'm specifically trying to run the worker
bin. Compiling it like this:
CC=/usr/bin/gcc-10 RUSTFLAGS="-g -C target-feature=+crt-static -C target-feature=-avx512f,-avx512dq,-avx512cd,-avx512bw,-avx512vl,-avx512ifma" cargo build --bin worker --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu --release
@julianbraha can you try with nightly
nanos with transparent hugepages disabled
{
"ManifestPassthrough": {
"transparent_hugepage": "never"
},
"RunConfig": {
"Memory": "48G"
},
"BaseVolumeSz": "32g"
}
I'm getting a very similar (the same?) error:
$ ../ops/ops run -c config.json ./target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/worker --force
running local instance
booting /home/julian/.ops/images/worker ...
en1: assigned 10.0.2.15
<jemalloc>: MADV_DONTNEED does not work (memset will be used instead)
<jemalloc>: (This is the expected behaviour if you are running under QEMU)
en1: assigned FE80::445C:D4FF:FED3:D9
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59081, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb49 0xeb4a) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59082, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb4a 0xeb4b) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59083, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb4b 0xeb4c) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59084, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb4c 0xeb4d) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59085, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb4d 0xeb4e) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59086, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb4e 0xeb4f) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59087, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb4f 0xeb50) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59088, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb50 0xeb51) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59089, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb51 0xeb52) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59090, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb52 0xeb53) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59091, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb53 0xeb54) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59092, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb54 0xeb55) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59093, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb55 0xeb56) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59094, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeb56 0xeb57) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 23334, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x5fa6 0x5fa7) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 23335, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x5fa7 0x5fa8) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 23336, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x5fa8 0x5fa9) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 23337, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x5fa9 0x5faa) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 23338, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x5faa 0x5fab) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xffffffffc683bc46
thread 'main' panicked at alloc/src/raw_vec.rs:24:5:
capacity overflow
note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace
*** signal 11 received by tid 2, errno 0, code 1
fault address 0x34e10
*** Thread context:
lastvector: 000000000000000e (Page fault)
frame: ffffc00002e04000
type: thread
active_cpu: 00000000ffffffff
stack top: 0000000000000000
error code: 0000000000000004
address: 0000000000034e10
rax: 0000000000034e10
rbx: ee398098c0000000
rcx: ee398098c69c2a25
rdx: 0000000000000070
rsi: 0000000001b5cad8
rdi: 0000000001b5ca08
rbp: 0000000001b5c828
rsp: 00000000ffe66370
r8: 0000000000000001
r9: 0000000000000001
r10: 00000000018dd390
r11: 0000000000000000
r12: 3000000000000000
r13: 0000000000034e10
r14: 0000000000000001
r15: 0000000001b5c858
rip: 00000000007706e2
rflags: 0000000000000202
ss: 000000000000002b
cs: 0000000000000023
ds: 0000000000000000
es: 0000000000000000
fsbase: 0000000001b5d5c0
gsbase: 0000000000000000
frame trace:
0000000001b5c830: 00000000289e42c0
kernel load offset ffffffffc65c5000
loaded klibs:
stack trace:
00000000ffe66370: 0000000001b5cb78
00000000ffe66378: c7c445a70aee8b00
00000000ffe66380: 0000000001b5c800
00000000ffe66388: 0000000001b5cb70
00000000ffe66390: 0000000001b5c840
00000000ffe66398: 0000000001b5c848
00000000ffe663a0: 0000000001b5cb78
00000000ffe663a8: 0000000000702790
00000000ffe663b0: 0000000000000002
00000000ffe663b8: 0000000000a4b95b
00000000ffe663c0: 0000000000000000
00000000ffe663c8: c7c445a70aee8b00
00000000ffe663d0: 00000000ffe66418
00000000ffe663d8: 00000000ffe67918
00000000ffe663e0: 0000000000000000
00000000ffe663e8: 0000000000702790
00000000ffe663f0: 0000000000000000
00000000ffe663f8: 00000000ffe66418
00000000ffe66400: 00000000ffe66430
00000000ffe66408: 0000000000ac07cb
00000000ffe66410: 0000000102a7be10
00000000ffe66418: 000000010aa4b000
00000000ffe66420: 0000000000000000
00000000ffe66428: 0000000000000003
00000000ffe66430: 0000000000000001
00000000ffe66438: 000000010aa4b000
00000000ffe66440: 0000000000000000
00000000ffe66448: 0000000000000004
00000000ffe66450: 0000000000000001
00000000ffe66458: 0000000000000000
00000000ffe66460: 0000000105e22200
00000000ffe66468: 0000000000000005
core dump
julian@julians-curiosity:~/zk_evm_nanos$ cat config.json
{
"NanosVersion": "nightly",
"ManifestPassthrough": {
"transparent_hugepage": "never"
},
"RunConfig": {
"Memory": "56G"
},
"BaseVolumeSz": "32g"
}
julian@julians-curiosity:~/zk_evm_nanos$ nano config.json
julian@julians-curiosity:~/zk_evm_nanos$ ../ops/ops run -c config.json ./target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/worker --force
running local instance
booting /home/julian/.ops/images/worker ...
en1: assigned 10.0.2.15
<jemalloc>: MADV_DONTNEED does not work (memset will be used instead)
<jemalloc>: (This is the expected behaviour if you are running under QEMU)
en1: assigned FE80::988B:74FF:FE52:2BBB
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59119, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaef 0xeaf0) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59120, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaf0 0xeaf1) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59121, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaf1 0xeaf2) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59122, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaf2 0xeaf3) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59123, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaf3 0xeaf4) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59124, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaf4 0xeaf5) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59125, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaf5 0xeaf6) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59126, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaf6 0xeaf7) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59127, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xeaf7 0xeaf8) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59386, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xebfa 0xebfb) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59387, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xebfb 0xebfc) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59388, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xebfc 0xebfd) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59389, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xebfd 0xebfe) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59390, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xebfe 0xebff) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 59391, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0xebff 0xec00) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 25909, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x6935 0x6936) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 25910, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x6936 0x6937) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 25912, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x6938 0x6939) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 25913, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x6939 0x693a) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 25914, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x693a 0x693b) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 25915, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x693b 0x693c) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 25916, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x693c 0x693d) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
bitmap_dealloc error: bitmap 0xffff8000000001c8, bit 25917, order 0: not allocated in map; leaking
dealloc_from_range error: heap 0xffff800000000000: bitmap dealloc for range [0x693d 0x693e) failed; leaking
id_dealloc error: failed, ra 0xfffffffffd2adc46
*** signal 11 received by tid 4, errno 0, code 1
fault address 0x1fbc
*** Thread context:
lastvector: 000000000000000e (Page fault)
frame: ffffc00002e05000
type: thread
active_cpu: 00000000ffffffff
stack top: 0000000000000000
error code: 0000000000000004
address: 0000000000001fbc
rax: 00000001004cc0e8
rbx: 00000001004cc120
rcx: 000000015bf37c10
rdx: 0000000000000000
rsi: 0000000000001fbc
rdi: 0000000000000000
rbp: 000000015bf37c00
rsp: 00000001004cc080
r8: 00000001004cdca8
r9: 00000001004cd970
r10: 0000000000000000
r11: 00000001004cde00
r12: 0000000000000028
r13: 00000001004cc0f0
r14: 0000000100ac9a00
r15: 000000015bf37fc0
rip: 0000000000a07b1f
rflags: 0000000000000297
ss: 000000000000002b
cs: 0000000000000023
ds: 0000000000000000
es: 0000000000000000
fsbase: 00000001004ce700
gsbase: 0000000000000000
frame trace:
000000015bf37c08: 0000000000001fbc
kernel load offset fffffffffd037000
loaded klibs:
stack trace:
00000001004cc080: 0000000000000140
00000001004cc088: 00000001004cc3d0
00000001004cc090: 000000010e0b7210
00000001004cc098: 0000000000000000
00000001004cc0a0: 0000000000000000
00000001004cc0a8: 00000000000003f7
00000001004cc0b0: 00000000ffefd900
00000001004cc0b8: 00000000008e0c98
00000001004cc0c0: 00000001004cc178
00000001004cc0c8: 000000010e0b7200
00000001004cc0d0: 00000001004cc1b8
00000001004cc0d8: 00000000000003f7
00000001004cc0e0: 00000000000003f7
00000001004cc0e8: 0000000000000000
00000001004cc0f0: 000000015bf37c00
00000001004cc0f8: 000000015bf37fc0
00000001004cc100: 00000001004cc0e8
00000001004cc108: 000000011bd47d20
00000001004cc110: 0000000000000001
00000001004cc118: 0000000000000001
00000001004cc120: 00000001004cc330
00000001004cc128: 00000001004cc338
00000001004cc130: 00000001004cc340
00000001004cc138: 00000001004cc3d0
00000001004cc140: 00000001004cc350
00000001004cc148: 00000001004cc4a0
00000001004cc150: 00000000000001fb
00000001004cc158: 00000000000003f7
00000001004cc160: 0000000000000002
00000001004cc168: 0000000000a50403
00000001004cc170: 0000000000001000
00000001004cc178: 000000010e0b7200
core dump
And here's the config.json
:
$ cat config.json
{
"NanosVersion": "nightly",
"ManifestPassthrough": {
"transparent_hugepage": "never"
},
"RunConfig": {
"Memory": "48G"
},
"BaseVolumeSz": "32g"
}
@rinor Also, I want to check that this is the correct way to set Nanos to nightly "NanosVersion": "nightly",
Wait - I added this line to config.json
:
"NightlyBuild": true,
So now it looks like:
$ cat config.json
{
"NanosVersion": "nightly",
"NightlyBuild": true,
"ManifestPassthrough": {
"transparent_hugepage": "never"
},
"RunConfig": {
"Memory": "48G"
},
"BaseVolumeSz": "32g"
}
And now this is the error:
$ ../ops/ops run -c config.json ./target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/worker --force
100% |████████████████████████████████████████|
running local instance
booting /home/julian/.ops/images/worker ...
en1: assigned 10.0.2.15
<jemalloc>: MADV_DONTNEED does not work (memset will be used instead)
<jemalloc>: (This is the expected behaviour if you are running under QEMU)
en1: assigned FE80::B0DA:10FF:FE79:E237
frame trace:
ffffc0000100ff50: ffffffff90348743 (runloop_internal + 0000000000000243/0000000000000c84)
ffffc0000100ffc0: ffffffff903320fa (context_switch_finish + 000000000000007a/0000000000000224)
kernel load offset ffffffff900eb000
loaded klibs:
assertion res == copy_len failed at /home/circleci/project/src/kernel/pagecache.c:658 (IP 0xffffffff90342a63) in pagecache_write_sg_finish()
OK, those "bitmap_dealloc" errors are caused by a bug in the kernel implementation of transparent huge pages, which is fixed in https://github.com/nanovms/nanos/pull/2052. You can try running the worker with the fixed kernel by using the Ops command line option --nanos-version=a5ffd6a
(remove the "NanosVersion" and "NightlyBuild" properties from the config file, and you can also remove the "transparent_hugepage" property, which is not needed with this fix).
As for the other error ("assertion res == copy_len failed"), I have been unable to reproduce it; I tried running the worker built from the develop branch, as well as from the latest release v0.6.0, and in both cases it seems to run fine: I let it run for a few minutes and didn't see any error, I just noticed it uses a lot of CPU but this should be normal since it happens also when running the program natively on the host machine. Do you see that "assertion res == copy_len failed" error soon after booting, or after some time that the program is running?
Do you see that "assertion res == copy_len failed" error soon after booting, or after some time that the program is running?
It's after awhile, maybe about 10-20 minutes
You can try running the worker with the fixed kernel by using the Ops command line option
--nanos-version=a5ffd6a
(remove the "NanosVersion" and "NightlyBuild" properties from the config file, and you can also remove the "transparent_hugepage" property, which is not needed with this fix).
$ ../ops/ops run -c config.json ./target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/worker --force --nanos-version=a5ffd6a
100% |████████████████████████████████████████|
running local instance
booting /home/julian/.ops/images/worker ...
en1: assigned 10.0.2.15
<jemalloc>: MADV_DONTNEED does not work (memset will be used instead)
<jemalloc>: (This is the expected behaviour if you are running under QEMU)
en1: assigned FE80::E46F:55FF:FED8:7F02
frame trace:
ffffc00000e0ff50: ffffffff914d6743 (runloop_internal + 0000000000000243/0000000000000c84)
ffffc00000e0ffc0: ffffffff914c00fa (context_switch_finish + 000000000000007a/0000000000000224)
kernel load offset ffffffff91279000
loaded klibs:
assertion res == copy_len failed at /home/circleci/project/src/kernel/pagecache.c:658 (IP 0xffffffff914d0a63) in pagecache_write_sg_finish()
Still getting this assertion res == copy_len failed
even on --nanos-version=a5ffd6a
, with config.json
:
$ cat config.json
{
"RunConfig": {
"Memory": "48G"
},
"BaseVolumeSz": "32g"
}
The hardware is a GCP n2-standard-16 compute engine VM.
It ran for 35 minutes before reaching the assertion res == copy_len failed
https://github.com/nanovms/nanos/pull/2053 fixes the assertion res == copy_len
error. You can run the fixed kernel with --nanos-version=328ec5c
.
Unrelated note: in my setup, the worker application terminates after a while with the following messages:
thread 'main' panicked at /home/francesco/.cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-6f17d22bba15001f/paladin-core-0.4.2/src/runtime/dynamic_channel.rs:132:51:
amqp_uri is required
note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace
I guess it's a matter of setting up correctly the program arguments (--amqp-uri) and/or the environment variables (AMQP_URI).
Awesome, yeah it works for me now with --nanos-version=328ec5c
.
Thanks for the support! Closing this.
Here's my system:
This is my
config.json
:Here's the error I get with
--nanos-version=0.1.51
:And here's the error I get with
--nanos-version=0.1.52
: