Open andreas-kupries opened 2 years ago
As some additional info, using the commands
LIMA_HOME=$HOME/.local/share/rancher-desktop/lima /opt/rancher-desktop/resources/resources/linux/lima/bin/limactl shell 0 -- sudo cat /etc/rancher/k3s/k3s.yaml | sed 's/default/rancher-desktop/g' > rd-config
cat rd-config
KUBECONFIG=$PWD/rd-config kubectl cluster-info
KUBECONFIG=$PWD/rd-config kubectl get nodes
KUBECONFIG=$PWD/rd-config kubectl get pods
given to me by @nunix I get access to the cluster.
Actual Behavior
Installed RD using the RPM instructions for openSUSE
I got
rancher-desktop 1.4.1-lp153.2.6
.Started, got dialog
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'clusters')
After clicking ok system continued, initialization dialog opened.
Kept to defaults (containerd, kube 1.24.3, automatic PATH, kube on)
Main window appears. System pulls kube images, starts VM, starts k3s, seems to be running in the end.
Then a larger dialog for the above type error appears, with a bit more logs (see (**) below)
Clicking away ...
The
Kubernetes Contexts
menu entry (system tray icon) does not show anything.Trying to get info from the command line, using the RD binaries does not work either
Switching to
dockerd/moby
as container engine does not change anything. Except that the redirection docker socket allows me to see withdocker ps
that there are indeed a number k3d-related containers running somewhere (VM?).RD seems to be partially running, and partially broken, and the cluster not accessible for use with kubectl, helm, etc.
(**)
Steps to Reproduce
See above
Result
See above
Expected Behavior
A cluster I can talk to with kubectl, helm, etc.
Additional Information
No Docker Desktop on the machine. Did have SUSE's
docker
package installed. Affected the switch to thedockerd/moby
engine a bit, in that RD asked for and was allowed to redirect the/var/run/docker.sock
to$HOME/.rd/docker.sock
.Remember however that the reported issues happened regardless of chosen container engine.
Attached, all the logs: rd-logs.zip
:warning: Note that I tried both container engines, with the same results, as described. The selector below does not allow a choice of
both
however. And is required. Decided to selectcontainerd
as it was the initial engine, being default.Rancher Desktop Version
1.4.1
Rancher Desktop K8s Version
default (1.24.3)
Which container runtime are you using?
containerd (nerdctl)
What operating system are you using?
Other Linux
Operating System / Build Version
OpenSUSE Leap 15.3
What CPU architecture are you using?
x64
Linux only: what package format did you use to install Rancher Desktop?
rpm
Windows User Only
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