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dump1090 coredumps in amd64 image #79
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Hi @wollew, sorry you’re having problems. Can you please try Can you please also post the output of Thanks. |
Ok, I tried, unfortunately it doesn't make a difference:
Here's my CPU info:
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Hi, same problem here: it started misbehaving a few days ago after restarting and re-pulling the docker image. What I have in my logs is:
It's running on a Kubernetes cluster:
My k8s is running with plenty of CPUs and RAM, all other containers are working as usual. Images that fail this way are:
Any clue? Thank you. |
Could I please get you to try building the image on the destination system, to see if this still happens? This will tell me whether the problem is with compiler optimisation or not. The steps to do this are as follows: Clone the github repo Inside your Update your Change the Build the Image Run the command Start the Image Run the command This should start the container using the locally built image. Can you let me know if this works as expected, or whether you still end up with the core dumps? Thanks. |
Building the image locally works for me. |
Thanks for letting me know. I'll take a look into the build process of dump1090 and see if I can reduce the optimisation. |
Let me know if I can help you with anything. |
@wollew any chance you could get me the core dump file from the broken version of the container? |
Yes, I just extracted a core file, I'd prefer to not upload it here, I'll contact you via Discord. |
Hi @wollew, I just wanted to check in to see if you're still having issues with this container. It's been a month or so since we last spoke on Discord, and I haven't had much time to spend looking into this due to my day job. If still a problem, I'll spend some time on it. If not, cool. :) |
Does the latest image work for me? No. Is it a problem for me? Also no, I'll just use the i386 image :-) |
Awesome, thanks <3 |
I'm having the exact same issue, also with a amd64 processor. The tags |
FYI - I've been running your stack with FR24 and ADSBx for months now without issue. Decided to add Flightaware to the stack and ran into this issue. The AMD64 image did not work, however building locally is working perfectly. Glad I found this thread and thank you much for the awesome work! |
I deployed a version of the container that built dump1090 on first run. Upon reflection (and some discourse in Discord), this was not the correct approach and I will roll back. In the meantime, dump1090 has been updated to version 7.1. The updated container should be available in the next few hours. I'll post back then, and ask that anyone that had this issue try testing with the new container with pre-built dump1090 v7.1. Thanks and apologies to anyone that's had trouble due to the change. |
@wollew, @fabriziofiorucci, @luciodaou, @tezhrec: Could I please trouble you to test with the pre-built image |
The local tag doesn't exist. If you meant latest, I pulled that and it works without core dumps. EDIT: I should've looked here instead of just the email notification and then would've seen that you already edited your comment. So to me, this looks good now. |
Yep sorry, typo'd! Thanks for letting me know. Hopefully it is also resolved for the others too. |
Closing this, can re-open if anyone else has issues. |
Great. Will check on the computer probably on early Monday and then give you feedback. |
Thanks @luciodaou, let me know how you go. |
I am trying to run the latest image in relay mode, but I am running into the following issue:
My relevant part of
docker-compose.yml
:It works flawlessly if I change to the i386 image.
My system is
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