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I have the problem, that my docker container is no longer running smoothly. In fact I see a fatal error message in the logs as following:
collabora_1 | frk-00031-00031 2019-05-04 10:33:28.225360 [ forkit ] FTL Capability cap_sys_chroot is not set for the loolforkit program.| kit/ForKit.cpp:170
collabora_1 | frk-00031-00031 2019-05-04 10:33:28.225396 [ forkit ] FTL Capability cap_mknod is not set for the loolforkit program.| kit/ForKit.cpp:170
collabora_1 | frk-00031-00031 2019-05-04 10:33:28.225459 [ forkit ] FTL Capability cap_fowner is not set for the loolforkit program.| kit/ForKit.cpp:170
collabora_1 | FATAL: Capabilities are not set for the loolforkit program.
collabora_1 | Please make sure that the current partition was *not* mounted with the 'nosuid' option.
collabora_1 | If you are on SLES11, please set 'file_caps=1' as kernel boot option.
I tried googling around but did not find much useful information. One problem was according to the resuls of the research the AUFS storage driver and one should switch to devicemapper. For me this seems unrelated as I am running overlay2.
I found that backporting to 4.0.2.1 tag on dockerhub or earlier fixed the problem, while 4.0.3.1 or latest fails with the message above. Using capsh --print inside the container (docker exec [...] bash) shows the three named capabilities to be present. Also, I do not see that the loolforkit program lies on a nosuid mounted partition.
Can you tell me, what else information you need in order to get the problem tracked down?
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I found it is some sort of dance between the Collabora version and the current NC installation. I got it running now but in a brittle way. Also, I do not know exactly what I had to do to get things running, unfortunately.
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Hello,
I have the problem, that my docker container is no longer running smoothly. In fact I see a fatal error message in the logs as following:
The complete logs can be found in logs.log.
I tried googling around but did not find much useful information. One problem was according to the resuls of the research the AUFS storage driver and one should switch to devicemapper. For me this seems unrelated as I am running
overlay2
.Here is the docker info output.
I found that backporting to
4.0.2.1
tag on dockerhub or earlier fixed the problem, while4.0.3.1
orlatest
fails with the message above. Usingcapsh --print
inside the container (docker exec [...] bash
) shows the three named capabilities to be present. Also, I do not see that theloolforkit
program lies on anosuid
mounted partition.Can you tell me, what else information you need in order to get the problem tracked down?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: