Closed kev626 closed 1 year ago
This wasn't needed before as it was working. I don't believe it's needed now.
Test the latest builds of the java_17 image. It is impossible to start and yields the error mentioned. The permissions of the file are not correct. Adding a chmod step to the dockerfile ensures that the permissions are always set correctly.
If they were broken I assume I would have more than a single person saying that.
We have seen the exact same issue on 4 different machines and the number is growing as images are purged. The bad build was just produced about 1 hour ago.
issue just started occurring recently. has to be with the new build
I'm seeing this issue as well
I am going to take this conversation to the issue and not the PR.
There is a better way to set it as executable that updating every docker file.
I still have issue because the ghcr.io/parkervcp/yolks:debian
container was built at the same time with no issues.
I will close this while I inspect the issue
If they were broken I assume I would have more than a single person saying that.
A customer reported this problem to me today, changing to Java 19 helped :)
Description
Fix #173
When starting Java containers (Java 17 tested) on the latest build (released <1 hour ago) the following error occurs indicating a permissions issue with the entrypoint file:
This PR resolves the permissions issue by executing a chmod command in each Dockerfile.
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