On 5/24/22 07:50, Clemens Eisserer wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your hint :)
Are you seeing the SELinux AVC error? Does this work if you put
your machine into permissive mode?
I am running with SELINUX=disabled, so I guess this is not caused by
selinux.
I've now discarded all the old containers that were not able to start
- however it is a bit unfortunate, the error message was so useless in
debugging the root cause.
I really tried searching on various mailing list archives for ~2 hours
and that error seems completly ambigous with many causes.
Thanks & best regards, Clemens
Sorry this broke, I have no idea what could cause the issue, other then
SELinux upgrade issue. If you are running lots of containers in
production, I would really encourage you to enable SELinux, BTW.