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Update 1.25.0 not working with Raspberry Pi Zero W (armv6) #2490

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iamwalde opened this issue May 24, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #2491
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Update 1.25.0 not working with Raspberry Pi Zero W (armv6) #2490

iamwalde opened this issue May 24, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #2491
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Update 1.25.0 not working with Raspberry Pi Zero W (armv6)
The latest update (1.25.0) seems not to work for armv6 devices. I can not accesst the web interface. Viewing the log files in Portainer shows me the following error:

/start.sh: 25: exec: /vaultwarden: not found

This error only occur with Raspberry Pi Zero W (armv6) images (I have several of them). Runing Bitwarden with Raspberry Pi Zero W 2 (armv7) works without any problems. If I go back to the 1.24.0 version everything works as intended again.
So I guess the armv6 Image is broken?!

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Simply install the Bitwarden on Raspberry Pi Zero: docker run -d --name vaultwarden -v vw-data:/data/ -p 80:80 vaultwarden/server:latest

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BlackDex commented May 24, 2022

I'm not sure where you got that image from. Since if i try to pull that specific SHA256 ID it fails.
Try to pull it in again, or for that specific platform try to use vaultwarden/server:latest-arm32v6

Or try the alpine image vaultwarden/server:alpine

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Also, i do see an issue with the 1.25.0 armv6 image, i can't seem to start it my self either.
The Alpine image does work btw.

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iamwalde commented May 24, 2022

Yeah I can confirm, that alpine works armv6 not.
And I`m already using automatically the armv6 Image (see screenshot).
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@BlackDex BlackDex added the bug Something isn't working label May 24, 2022
BlackDex added a commit to BlackDex/vaultwarden that referenced this issue May 24, 2022
It looks like the armv6 bullseye images are missing a symlink to the
dynamic linker. The previous buster images had this symlink there,
bullseye does not.

This PR fixes adds that symlink again for only the Debian armv6 build.

Resolves dani-garcia#2490
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