[BUG] echo: write error: No such process sed: couldn't flush stdout: Device or resource busy

[Greatz08]

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Current Behavior

just showing this error in cli of container after succesfully starting with default docker compose given in documentation of linuxserver. i tried changing permissions removing some things like env variables and all but nothing worked :-((. I am talking about latest image i pulled today of kasm

echo: write error: No such process

sed: couldn't flush stdout: Device or resource busy

Expected Behavior

No response

Steps To Reproduce

• OS:
• How docker service was installed: using docker compose

services:
kasm:
image: lscr.io/linuxserver/kasm:latest
container_name: kasm
privileged: true
# environment:
- KASM_PORT=443
# - DOCKER_HUB_USERNAME=hue #optional
# - DOCKER_HUB_PASSWORD=huehue08 #optional
# - DOCKER_MTU=1500 #optional
# - UMASK=022
volumes:
- ./data:/opt
# ports:
# - 5909:3000
# - 5181:443
network_mode: container:gluetunn
restart: unless-stopped

i tried with optional volumes ones too and without privileged: true too and changed folder permissions too with chmod because i thought maybe it is not able to write.
i tried creating container with sudo too but nothing worked. I tried with ports too and with my other tunnel networking too. Telling here all this because i can paste each and every changed docker compose variants here.

Environment

OS : arch linux 
pulled docker through yay package manager and rest other containers are working fine

CPU architecture

x86-64

Docker creation

:-)

Container logs

echo: write error: No such process

sed: couldn't flush stdout: Device or resource busy

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