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Multi-user Che fails to start on k8s using helm #13625
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i have tried this with single user and it gave me this error
I have also tried this with multiuser and it gave me the following error message
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Fails on nightly and RC2 images while setup che pod scheduling as well. Installing in multiusermode results in the following message. ✔ PostgreSQL pod bootstrap
Single user mode gives a slighty different message but also fails. ❯ 🏃 Running Helm to install Che
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Should be fixed by che-incubator/chectl#179 |
@l0rd Thank you for this. Quick question do we have to build this from source? currently, I cannot see it in the release panel and only older versions are available; |
@gito0o the PR hasn't been merged yet. We are working on it but it's not ready yet. I will provide an update when the PR is merged and a new version of chectl is released. |
@l0rd Any advice which releases we can revert to? |
@gito0o If that works for you that's great. Otherwise, until the PR get merged there are 2 options:
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I have been confused by the title of this issue. This issue isn't related to the Che operator and doesn't look related to chectl neither. I have changed the issue title (cc @z0r0). Anyway I have been able to reproduce it cloning eclipse/che and using the helm chart in master branch (as described here). @sleshchenko the image is |
@l0rd Thank you for the provided information, I am as well confused. The error you posted also showed up in some of my past troubleshooting but here is the error that I am getting most of the times. I believe that has something to do with permission on the mounted volume. I tried to give permission in Dockerfile but changing the image to latest had the same effect. This is happening in
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Ok it looks like image eclipse/che-server:nightly contains che-server 7.0.0-beta-4.0-SNAPSHOT
Assigning to @vparfonov UPDATE: actually that was not the issue, I had not pulled the image locally whereas helm apply correctly |
I have double checked and it the version of che-server used is the correct one ( Assigning back to @skabashnyuk |
I can only imagine the |
@gito0o yes that's definitely a blocker we need to fix. Consider that it used to work so that should be a "subtle" regression. |
So the failure of Che startup on minikube+helm is missing Che configuration on Keycloak
the user, under which this script is attempted to being executed is |
Wouldn't it be sufficient, to add the Instread of:
we would simply have:
? @mkuznyetsov Do you think you could test it ? |
it didn't work, keycloak then fails to start for another permissions related reason: |
Updating description to k8s instead of minikube as we've the same on top of kubernetes |
Just hit this error |
I was able to get it working by setting the securityContext to root. not ideal but really haven't had time to get to this property. |
this PR would have solutions to file permission related issues: #13798 |
Could this issue >> #13838 related to this one here? |
whenver iam using with multi user its failed why ????? |
Description
multiuser fails to complete installation when using minikube, and the chectl operator.
Reproduction Steps
chectl server:start --multiuser
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OS and version:
Tried on both centos, and windows.
I'm running latest.
chectl/0.0.2-33a6fa1 win32-x64 node-v10.4.1
Diagnostics:
Error on the che pod
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