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23.04.1 problems... doesn't run (black screen, no RAM usage, etc.) #423
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Pulling into a terminal shell shows the following processes: |
Container's log ? Also, how long did you wait in this state ? It can take some time for CrashPlan to load. |
It tries, but crashed immediately. Here's the relevant snippet from the logs (let me know if you need more). ... |
Looks like the JVM is not able to start, take a look below: ui_error.log: Initializing the JVM arguments. |
Can you check |
engine_error.log is blank engine_output.log: Initializing the JVM arguments. |
My engine_error.log is also empty. And here is what repeats continuously in engine_output.log: Initializing the JVM arguments. |
Just to make sure, can you instead run |
If this is not showing anything new, you might have to check in |
I'm experiencing the same output at the terminal, same blank engine_error.log file, but my engine_output.log has this extra error at the end about pthread_create failing and insufficient memory. I'm running with CRASHPLAN_SRV_MAX_MEM=2048M, could that be too little?
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On my QNAP, tail -f on engine_output is just a repeat of the same "paragraph", but with different random characters after "Unable to load native library:" Initializing the JVM arguments. service.log.0 does not get anything logged to it from this new version. The last thing in it is always still stuff timestamped from when I was still running the previous release (which I keep restarting, so that things will continue backing up). |
I am experiencingthe same issue on my Cobtainer Stationon my QNAP device with the lastest release
I am starting it with 10G RAM, but same error. The 10G RAM have been Stanard since years. Furthermore it crashes at the very beginning, so it's not too little if if worked before. See #416 (comment) If i can help somehow, pls let me know. |
I'm having a similar issue as OP. Running on a Debian system. I run using docker-compose. Nothing in the engine_error.log
The only way I can get Crashplan to work is to go back to v23.03.1 |
Same issue here. Upgraded today, engine_output.log just ends with this over and over:
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Same here. |
For anyone on QNAP having this problem, are you running QTS 5? Just curious if that might be an issue; I am running the latest version in Container Station without issue on QTS 4. |
just to share , running a QNAP QTS 5.0.1.2376, with the jlesage/crashplan-pro:latest with no problems |
is this working for most QNAP users? . . . looking to apply the update shortly--thanks |
I was also getting the Upgrading likely wasn't an option for me, so I added |
I love you dude. That did the trick. Thank you! |
The same security-opt worked for me!!! |
How might I run this with Docker compose? |
FYI for QNAP users: when I logged into my QNAP today I saw container station app had updated--when I launched the app it informed me that a new version of Docker/certificate had also been installed. I had been running crashplan version 10 but after this container station update today, I just went ahead and installed crashplan version 11.0 (latest image) per the usual "inplace" upgrade method that I've used x years now--everything works fine w no seccomp edits or any other customizations to my old Docker run command. . . upgraded to version 11.0 with no change to anything I've been doing x years w no problems thus far.... |
My problems were finally solved this morning with a couple upgrades. First, I upgraded my server from Debian Buster to Bullseye (and will have to do it again next week, when Bookworm is officially moved to the "Stable" stream.) I also upgraded the Docker engine from 18.09.1 to 24.0.2 |
I was able to get it to work by adding
To my docker-compose file under the crashplan-pro service. |
This resolved my issue as well! Thanks!!! |
I bravely upgraded to 23.04.1 shortly after you released it.
The browser when connecting to its 5800 port, is as follows:
From the QNAP Container Station, it shows that the container is there, but has 1% CPU | 0% RAM | 0 B /s | 0 B /s.
I'm going to try to revert to previous versions, for now.
Let me know if there is a way to collect any debug info for you.
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