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omd: command not found #18

Closed abal5 closed 6 years ago

abal5 commented 6 years ago

I get an error message when running this container, I have tried building it manually and also doing a docker pull.

Docker version being used is: 17.09.0-ce I've also tried 17.12.0-ce

I get this error below:

/opt/bootstrap.sh: line 20: omd: command not found

If the rpm package is installed is that sufficient enough to call on omd or could the ordering be wrong?

I have done a manual pull on my machine and that does not work, I originally had this running as a container using Rancher and it seemed to be working fine but no longer is the case.

viper0131 commented 6 years ago

Hi Anmol,

Can you give some more details about how you start the container?

Machiel

On Thu, Jan 4, 2018 at 8:42 PM, Anmol Bal notifications@github.com wrote:

I get an error message when running this container, I have tried building it manually and also doing a docker pull.

I get this error below:

/opt/bootstrap.sh: line 20: omd: command not found

If the rpm package is installed is that sufficient enough to call on omd or could the ordering be wrong?

I have done a manual pull on my machine and that does not work, I originally had this running as a container using Rancher and it seemed to be working fine but no longer is the case.

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viper0131 commented 6 years ago

I pulled the latest image myself for testing. I run's fine with the following command:

docker run -it --name check_mk --publish 80:5000 --rm nlmacamp/check_mk

You can also try debugging by skipping the default entrypoint:

docker run -it --name check_mk --publish 80:5000 --entrypoint=/bin/bash --rm nlmacamp/check_mk

It will give you the bash command prompt. try to enter

omd version

this should show: OMD - Open Monitoring Distribution Version 1.4.0p21.cre

abal5 commented 6 years ago

These are the commands I am using to start the container:

docker run -itd --name check_mk2018 \ --publish 80:5000 \ --restart always \ --volume /home/ops/check-mk:/opt/omd \ -e "MAILHUB=<123.45.6.789:9025>" \ nlmacamp/check_mk

Your recommended command below works fine

docker run -it --name check_mk --publish 80:5000 --rm nlmacamp/check_mk

However adding a volume variable seems to cause the issue I mentioned above for me all other settings seem to be working fine; what am I missing here? I would like to keep persistent data and not lose it, am I mounting/linking to the correct directory?

Update: It seems if I make a volume mount using --volume <local dir>:/backup it works. However --volume <local dir>:/opt/omd does not work and causes the issues above.