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Unraid install: binaries not executable #9
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you should make the binaries executable, this should've been done automatically by the image, did you run it in privileged mode? you should use This should be enough, otherwise just make the binaries executable by going to the project's |
So far no luck. The container is running in privileged mode, made the binaries executable and ran with sudo, also tried chmod. Same log every time the container starts. The error log for anissete just says that the permission denied. Not really sure what the problem could be. |
If you're using docker compose have you tried rebuilding with no cache when rerunning the stack?
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Yeah, also tried force recreate but the problem persists. |
have the binaries in |
Yes, system is x86_x64 and made sure the correct binaries were downloaded. Still getting stdbuf: failed to run command ‘/altserver/bin/anisette-server’: Permission denied On the created error log. |
is this the only error youre getting now? are the other processes spawned successfully? |
It's both, should've mentioned that the first one I sent is the console log and that the error log the container creates is the one I sent on last comment. |
sorry im replying to this so late, it's been busy, are you still having this issue? I would try to cleanup your docker images, note that this command is kinda powerful I'm not sure if there's some kind of permission limitation in Unraid, I myself have never used it, but from what I can gather it would simply seem like the binaries might have never been made executable and I'm not sure why doing so in your host system didn't make a difference If nothing works maybe try running without the cgroup mount: Or potentially other root system mounts to see if that makes any difference |
Trying to get this to run on Unraid, managed to add the container but this is the error I'm getting when it starts.
This is the log:
Thanks for the help in advance.
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