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/etc/services.d/radarr/run is no longer marked as executable, breaking s6 read-only root #181
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I've been getting a similar issue with every build (latest, develop or nightly) subsequent to linuxserver/radarr:4.1.0.6175-ls151 . the GUI never loads up after the run script fails: the errors that show up are:
the last two warnings will repeat indefinitely. rolling back to 4.1.0.6175-ls151 immediately resolves the issue |
@fexofenadine Run |
@fexofenadine this isn't the same issue - you need to delete the readme.txt file in your custom folders in the |
thanks mate that's got it sorted |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
Unstale. |
Note: Quite a few linuxserver containers broke like this relatively recently
Expected Behavior
The file "/root/etc/services.d/radarr/run" is no longer marked executable in the container, configurations utilizing S6_READ_ONLY_ROOT and what mark the root read-only will fail. This is a regression compared to the previous builds.
Current Behavior
The
./run
file of the radarr service isrw-rw-r--
instead ofrwxrw-r--
causing the following error message:One
chmod
in the container fixes that.Steps to Reproduce
Add the snippet provided below to your compose file.
Similar symptoms or issues:
init
as default command rocker-org/rocker#202Environment
OS: Ubuntu 22.04
CPU architecture: arm64
How docker service was installed: Official repos
Command used to create docker container
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