Closed joefoxton closed 4 years ago
It seems the container is running - it shows up when I run "container list". However, nothing is exposed via port 4010.
Note that I did restart my machine a couple of times to solve a separate issue (something was hogging memory). Maybe this could have triggered the issue?
it probably is.
the restart is fixed on development though.
@rkhamis That's great news.
Should I just wait for the next version? When do you think it will be out?
Or should we try to fix this on my machine with the current version? I definitely don't want to be without access to our farm management for too long.
I'll be more careful to stop all containers before a reboot, though rarely the machine reboots of its own accord (eg. when doing a mac os update). Should I turn off automatic updates? If so, it might be an idea to put this warning in the documentation.
@joefoxton I'll create a hotfix now and ask you to update. you needn't turn off the automatic updates on your Mac then
Awesome. Thank you.
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@joefoxton what version of the 3sdk are you using?
it's already part of the released 10.5.3 https://github.com/threefoldtech/jumpscaleX_threebot/issues/674
I'm using 10.5.3
I tried again, showing the full flow...
same result .. nothing on port 4010
Another symptom... when I start 3sdk, it looks like it launches two identical processes. Is this right?
hotfixed on master.
We use my ThreeBot on my iMac to manage our Green Edge farms and wallets. It was working fine until yesterday when it just stopped. Please refer to my command line below to see the steps I tried to take to fix the problem.
This is high priority for us as we have quite some management to do on our farms in the coming days and weeks, and this ThreeBot is the only one that can do it.
The following commands result in errors: