s390x: copy_file_range error in container

[containerd]

s390x: copy_file_range error in container

[estesp]

@cwsolee any ideas?

[cwsolee]

Looks like u're(@tonistiigi) using Ubuntu 17, we tried on Ubuntu 16.04 with 1.10.1 go from https://storage.googleapis.com/golang/go1.10.1.linux-s390x.tar.gz and seems ok. All we're tried is git clone https://github.com/containerd/continuity.git then make.

[tonistiigi]

@cwsolee You can test it with:

> docker run --rm tonistiigi/s390x-fs-test fs.test --test.run TestCopyDirectory
Unable to find image 'tonistiigi/s390x-fs-test:latest' locally
latest: Pulling from tonistiigi/s390x-fs-test
e5d7a290acc2: Already exists
ad01149bcd3b: Already exists
693f28fb14ad: Pull complete
Digest: sha256:a5d070c9e0549c1c2e5b3a7be618c526d59ff70f644e2efeba673c8d7edd4d42
Status: Downloaded newer image for tonistiigi/s390x-fs-test:latest
--- FAIL: TestCopyDirectory (0.00s)
    copy_test.go:47: Copy test failed: operation not permitted
        copy file range failed

I built the image with:

> go test -c ./fs
> docker build -t tonistiigi/s390x-fs-test -f - . <<EOF
from alpine
copy fs.test /bin/
EOF

Sending build context to Docker daemon  13.64MB
Step 1/2 : from alpine
 ---> 0be87466cf96
Step 2/2 : copy fs.test /bin/
 ---> 61e630d98e7d
Successfully built 61e630d98e7d
Successfully tagged tonistiigi/s390x-fs-test:latest

[tonistiigi]

go version if that can matter:

> go version
go version go1.11 linux/s390x

[cwsolee]

Ok, your combination is a bit different from what we've tried, will re-try with yours.

[cwsolee]

Which distro are u using as host? I thought u're using Ubuntu 17 but your kernel level is what Ubuntu 16.04 has. It might not be relevant in this case, just curious. What about docker version? Another findings, your image is using alpine as base, we see the same problem but changing it to ubuntu 16.04 will be ok. My team don't work with alpine much, not sure why alpine failed but I think alpine could be the root cause here. U can raise issue with alpine community, I did the same when I found problem on alpine too.