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Cannot create any workspaces #1683
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@dhirjgupta did you maybe run the daytona server with |
Hi @Tpuljak - no. The only sudo used throughout the process was the one instance mentioned in the install command: I tried uninstalling and reinstalling a few times using all three methods:
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What's the result of:
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@Tpuljak - results below
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@dhirjgupta as you can see here, the server is indeed started with the I suggest the following: sudo daytona server stop
sudo daytona purge # This will remove daytona config files from your system
curl -sf -L https://download.daytona.io/daytona/install.sh | sudo bash # To reinstall daytona
daytona server -y
daytona create |
Thanks @Tpuljak - I will test this out tonight / this weekend and post here with an update. |
Hi @Tpuljak I tried the steps recommended and got:
I tried changing the ownership of that daytona directory and got
and same with stop
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@dhirjgupta you shouldn't run these commands with Let's try this.
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Describe the bug
Git clone step fails when creating a workspace, even for sample projects
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
2. set local Docker as provider / target
3. run
daytona create
4. select a sample project
5. Docker / Local
Expected behavior
Creates a workspace
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
**Additional Context
I've tried running with
sudo daytona
as well with the same resultsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: