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MagicMirrorOS build intermittently not starting mm container (Version 2.30)
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@sdetweil said in MagicMirrorOS build intermittently not starting mm container (Version 2.30):
@scottwalsh can you show w MagicMirror running…
scottwalsh@calendar:/opt/mm/run $ scottwalsh@calendar:/opt/mm/run $ docker compose up -d --force-recreate [+] Running 5/5 ✔ Container watchtower Started 42.0s ✔ Container labwc Started 41.9s ✔ Container init Started 42.2s ✔ Container mmpm Started 42.4s ✔ Container mm Started 5.3s scottwalsh@calendar:/opt/mm/run $ scottwalsh@calendar:/opt/mm/run $ docker ps CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES a1cb1b400de1 karsten13/mmpm:latest "/home/node/entrypoi…" 3 minutes ago Up 2 minutes 0.0.0.0:6789->6789/tcp, :::6789->6789/tcp, 0.0.0.0:7890-7891->7890-7891/tcp, :::7890-7891->7890-7891/tcp, 0.0.0.0:8907->8907/tcp, :::8907->8907/tcp mmpm f7ec5d32f0bd karsten13/magicmirror:latest "/usr/bin/tini -- ./…" 3 minutes ago Up About a minute mm 74193ae14fbf karsten13/labwc:latest "/entrypoint.sh" 3 minutes ago Up 2 minutes labwc bcf30cd7bb10 containrrr/watchtower:latest "/watchtower --inter…" 3 minutes ago Up 2 minutes (healthy) 8080/tcp watchtower scottwalsh@calendar:/opt/mm/run $ scottwalsh@calendar:/opt/mm/run $ free -m total used free shared buff/cache available Mem: 425 236 134 36 141 189 Swap: 1023 296 727 scottwalsh@calendar:/opt/mm/run $ -
@scottwalsh probably swap file speed bound
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the script
/opt/mm/install/install.shis executed with every reboot.As workaround you could add
sleep 10s docker compose up -d --force-recreateat the end (where you have to play with the sleep seconds).
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@karsten13 said in MagicMirrorOS build intermittently not starting mm container (Version 2.30):
the script /opt/mm/install/install.sh is executed with every reboot.
As workaround you could add
Is that executed on the OS boot, or by one of the containers as they start?
I was thinking of a workaround like that to introduce a pause. Given the low machine spec, it seems to be busy for about 5min after sshd starts, so will just try a 300 sec sleep.
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on OS boot
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As an update, based on the pointers from @KARSTEN13 and @SDETWEIL, have a workaround.
Had three issues going on.
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I found that on a graceful reboot (shutdown -r now) that it would generally start fine, but not on an ungraceful reboot (power cycle the machine).Looks like when it was ungraceful reboot, the labwc container would show with uptime of (for example) five hours when ‘docker ps’, even though the machine was rebooted 20min ago after ‘docker compose up’ was executed by install.sh. Whereas the magicmirror container would have recently started.
I assume kind of lock file confusing things?
Workaround was to change the first ‘docker compose up’ install.sh to ‘docker compose up -d --force-recreate’
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I’d also included a pause and --force-recreate at the end of the install.sh and noted it was never executing as per @KARSTEN13’s suggestion.
Looked like the install.sh script was hanging at docker compose pull.
Commented that out.3:
Lastly, the initial ‘docker compose up -d --force-recreate’ in install.sh would still fail often with the mm container restarting with logs as per the original post.With a 7 min pause and then second ‘docker compose up -d --force-recreate’ it seems to start the second time well (3min wasn’t enough, 5min was better, 7min seems to work).
Workaround is a bit on the slow side, at some point will see if can refactor it a bit so that a pull for updates occurs.
Extract of resulting install.sh below.
_info "--> Pulling docker images and starting magicmirror" # need sudo for docker here if docker was installed with this script # use up so mm can start if there are already local images _info "--> Pre Start Pause for 2min" sleep 120 _info "--> Start and recreate" $_sudo docker compose up -d --force-recreate #_info "--> Pull Pause for 1 min" #sleep 60 # pull new images #_info "--> Image Pull" #$_sudo docker compose pull #_info "--> Restart Pause for 1 min" #sleep 60 # restart (only if new images pulled) #_info "--> Restart stopped" #$_sudo docker compose up -d _info "--> Final Pause for 7 min" sleep 720 _info "--> Final start and recreate" $_sudo docker compose up -d --force-recreate if [[ "$_sudo" == "sudo" ]]; then _info "--> Reboot needed, starting in 120 sec. (use ctrl-c to skip)" sleep 120 sudo reboot now fi # cleanup $_sudo docker image prune -f -
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