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Container Issabel

Open B4bayaga opened this issue 3 years ago • 7 comments

Hello, discover your projects on github and if possible I would really like some help. I'm trying to upload an Issabel docker container, but I always run the command: "$ docker exec -it issabel ./install.sh", during the installation it asks for the DB password and as soon as I enter an error appears and cancels the installation. Thank you if you can help me.

B4bayaga avatar Apr 22 '22 14:04 B4bayaga

"$ docker exec -it issabel ./install.sh"

Where is install.sh found in this project or in Dockerfile file?

Your command might be valid for entering a running container, not for installing. Otherwise not sure what you trying to do. The readme show how to start image container.

You might want to look into how to get into a docker image command line prompt.

TheTechsTech avatar Apr 22 '22 16:04 TheTechsTech

Just followed this: https://hub.docker.com/r/cubicerp/issabel $ docker run --privileged --restart=always --name issabel -v /sys/fs/cgroup:/sys/fs/cgroup:ro -dti --hostname pbx -p4433:443 cubicerp/issabel $ docker exec -it issabel ./install.sh

Thank you in advance for your time, here in Brazil it is difficult to get information about Issabel in the conteiner.

B4bayaga avatar Apr 22 '22 17:04 B4bayaga

This is not a Cubicerp repo. I don't even see the Dockerfile they are using. So no way to know what's that install.sh script is all about. You will need to contact them.

Anyway, there were no other docker image at the time i created this.

TheTechsTech avatar Apr 22 '22 18:04 TheTechsTech

Thanks again, I'll use this one from your repository.

B4bayaga avatar Apr 23 '22 10:04 B4bayaga

Vi que tem um arquivo.py, o que ele faz?

B4bayaga avatar Apr 23 '22 11:04 B4bayaga

I see you have a arquivo.py, what does he do?

B4bayaga avatar Apr 23 '22 12:04 B4bayaga

What's arquivo.py?

If you mean systemctl.py see https://github.com/gdraheim/docker-systemctl-replacement for why it's needed.

In short there are issues where certain services require systemd, that deal with the d-bus, and docker not too friendly with.

TheTechsTech avatar Apr 23 '22 14:04 TheTechsTech