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Service probably didn't start properly #5
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I haven't made any changes in a while. However, the image is rebuilt when the source Docker repo changes, any changes in the Docker image repo triggers a rebuild of my image. Looking at their repo, the change they made yesterday was uploading a rc version of Docker. The last relevant change for my image was nine days ago: https://github.com/docker-library/docker/commits/master . I'm curious about this entry:
It seems your filesystem is XFS? I don't have much experience with that, but it seems the direct cause. |
Thanks for your answer. |
Same issue here, do you have an idea to fix it ? |
The issue is caused by the fact that the upstream Dockerfile mentions two ports, and the Gitlab health checker picks the first (which is wrong). There seems to be a lot of discussion about improving that feature in Gitlab, but until then it's safe to ignore the errors (albeit somewhat annoying). |
Hi,
I encounter a problem today with my Gitlab CI with docker-in-docker, in which I use the docker image lordgaav/dind-options:latest.
Yesterday, the same build succeed with this log :
It appears that you rebuild the image during the day -> https://hub.docker.com/r/lordgaav/dind-options/builds/
What changes did you make ? Could it be related to the error ?
Thanks in advance,
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