startup.sh issue sudo: source: command not found

[thecodingmachine]

startup.sh issue sudo: source: command not found

[vcttai]

For christian-charzewski-now's problem, I found a solution a it worked for me.

We have to make startup.sh executable before we mount it into container, by this command:

chmod +x startup.sh

After that, this line can run without such that error:

docker run --rm -v $PWD/startup.sh:/etc/container/startup.sh thecodingmachine/php:8.0-v4-slim-apache

Hope this helps.

[moufmouf]

Hey @tehmaestro,

I can confirm I reproduce your issue. I'll look into it.

In the meantime, you can use the environment variable STARTUP_COMMAND_XXX to execute startup commands:

STARTUP_COMMAND_1: sudo service ssh start

Note: I'm not sure the image contains a SSH server so this very command might not work. Are you sure you want to start a SSH server in the container? Usually, one would rather "exec" the "bash" command to connect to a container.

[tehmaestro]

Hi, thanks for the info. Yes, I am already using the startup command as a workaround and it works!
I'm deploying my container to Azure WebApp for Containers and I followed their instructions for installing the ssh server and exposing port 2222, in order to be able to ssh into the container. I am already installing openssh

PS: Freaking awesome docker image. Really cool! Thanks.

[moufmouf]

PS: Freaking awesome docker image. Really cool! Thanks.

Thanks!

Issue is fixed. The image is currently building so you can "docker pull" the new image in about 40 minutes.

[christian-charzewski-now]

I get the same error message with php:7.4-v3-slim-apache

docker run --rm -v startup.sh:/etc/container/startup.sh thecodingmachine/php:7.4-v3-slim-apache
sudo: /etc/container/startup.sh: command not found

My Startup.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

echo "startup.sh executed"

[moufmouf]

@christian-charzewski-now

Ok, I'm reopening the issue until I find where this comes from.

[moufmouf]

@christian-charzewski-now

Found it! The error is not in the image but in your test command line. With Docker, you must put an absolute path when mounting directories.

So the correct test line is:

docker run --rm -v $PWD/startup.sh:/etc/container/startup.sh thecodingmachine/php:7.4-v3-slim-apache

(pay attention to the $PWD/ in front of "/startup.sh")

[christian-charzewski-now]

@moufmouf

I still get the same error - does it work for you?

[moufmouf]

Mmmm... yes it does.
Are you running this from the directory that contains "startup.sh"?

Also, could you try to download the latest version of the image bu running:

docker pull thecodingmachine/php:7.4-v3-slim-apache

[christian-charzewski-now]

Strange

Pulling a new image didn't help either

docker pull thecodingmachine/php:7.4-v3-slim-apache

7.4-v3-slim-apache: Pulling from thecodingmachine/php
Digest: sha256:7ea9e7ed6779299af2aec0ee9b361eb1d8323bb5964db20e2e6d706d23c830b5
Status: Image is up to date for thecodingmachine/php:7.4-v3-slim-apache
docker.io/thecodingmachine/php:7.4-v3-slim-apache

I also tried building a docker image and copying the file to /etc/container/startup.sh and i still get the same error.

For now i solved it with the STARTUP_COMMAND_XXX env variables, so its not a real problem.