On 4/30/21 06:47, lejeczek via Podman wrote:
On 29/04/2021 20:47, Daniel Walsh wrote:
> On 4/28/21 16:46, lejeczek via Podman wrote:
>>
>>
>> On 28/04/2021 19:56, Daniel Walsh wrote:
>>> On 4/28/21 11:02, lejeczek via Podman wrote:
>>>> Hi guys
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying a popular image, perhaps very popular(not sure if with
>>>> podman consumers though) off which a rootful container produces no
>>>> logs.
>>>> I've tried podman vers 2.0 & 3.1, with the same results.
>>>> Adding debug to:
>>>>
>>>> -> $ podman container restart cni-net.disc --log-level=debug
>>>> ...
>>>> INFO[0000] Running conmon under slice
>>>>
machine-libpod_pod_6ef5202d6954f3616a530f188954465e27ff4730dfad32b68d9467c26e789d18.slice
>>>> and unitName
>>>>
libpod-conmon-7b001c9305379c7279791e9addf01a716188b42c2c7d52b54deea0ca7461be97.scope
>>>>
>>>> DEBU[0000] Received: 310116
>>>> INFO[0000] Got Conmon PID as 310113
>>>> DEBU[0000] Created container
>>>> 7b001c9305379c7279791e9addf01a716188b42c2c7d52b54deea0ca7461be97
>>>> in OCI runtime
>>>> DEBU[0000] Starting container
>>>> 7b001c9305379c7279791e9addf01a716188b42c2c7d52b54deea0ca7461be97
>>>> with command [/bin/bash]
>>>> DEBU[0000] Started container
>>>> 7b001c9305379c7279791e9addf01a716188b42c2c7d52b54deea0ca7461be97
>>>> 7b001c9305379c7279791e9addf01a716188b42c2c7d52b54deea0ca7461be97
>>>> DEBU[0000] Called restart.PersistentPostRunE(podman container
>>>> restart cni-net.discourse --log-level=debug)
>>>>
>>>> does not reveal much as you can see.
>>>> I can:
>>>> -> $ podman exec -it cni-net.disc sh
>>>> and shell is availble.
>>>>
>>>> How to troubleshoot issues like this?
>>>> many thanks, L.
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>>>
>>> I would first attempt it --privileged and see if it works. If it
>>> does, then we got to find out what security mechanism is blocking it.
>>>
>> '--privileged' gets me back to what I inquired about and filed
>> bugzilla earlier - CAP_PERFMON
>> I wonder, is a 'proper' fix moving to appear on the horizon?
>>
> If --privileged works, now I would try each of the following separately.
>
> --security-opt label=disable
>
> --security-opt seccomp=unconfined
>
> --cap-add all
>
> Which would tell you that SELinux is blocking it, Seccomp, or
> capabilities.
>
> If it is capabilities, then we can start playing with which
> capability is needed.
Sorry, I did not make it straight enough, it fails with:
-> $ _P=cni-net _N=disco-dev; podman run --privileged -td
--pod=$_P.${HOSTNAME%%.*} --volume
/srv/containers/FLATfiles/net.disco:/shared:z --name ${_P}.$_N
docker.io/discourse/discourse_dev
Error: OCI runtime error: unknown cap: `CAP_PERFMON`
By 'fails' I mean - container gets created by still no logs.
Only config where 'logs -f' actually connects and hangs onto something
is:
-> $ podman run --security-opt label=disable --restart=always -td
--pod=....
But still that something is 'blank' output, otherwise '-f' returns to
prompt immediately.
many thanks, L.
Please update to the lastes libcap version. This basically means
that
the tools are using CAP_PERFMON which is not translated to the correct
constants by the library, because the library is out of date.
>
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