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belane/bloodhound under unRAID #12
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Run If not, replace |
No joy... docker run --shm-size=1g 7d4d2698c967Selecting JVM - Version:11.0.16+8-post-Debian-1deb11u1, Name:OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM, Vendor:Debian I'll go ahead and try an get a log dump. |
I believe the problem might be that Docker, under unRAID, do not support the --no-sandbox switch |
One last post today. It appears that unRAID handles Docker a little differently. Their preferred way of installing Docker images is from their App Store. That being said, I have gotten images to run under unRAID, who did not have App Store packages. I have mostly done it by using Portainer. I am very new to Docker, so I am probably messing this up myself. Can you tell me how to implement your original commands via Portainer? |
Sorry but I don't know Portainer, can you try the second option and paste the log here?
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Has this issue been resolved yet? I am encountering the same thing. |
I have been away on bushiness, but I am back now and will take another stab at it this weekend. |
@servebeer @DukeSavage I've created a debug Dockerfile that will print errors to the console so we can figure out the source of the problem. Check the instructions here #8 (comment) . |
I just finished building out the belane/bloudhound image on my unRAID server. The container is all set as well as the image. It connects to neo4j w/o any issues. However it always ends with this error: "/opt/run.sh: line 6: 262 Segmentation fault /opt/BloodHound-linux-x64/BloodHound --no-sandbox 2> /dev/null"
Any ideas on how I can fix this?
v/r
Jon
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