Java Runtime Environment: part of offical docker image
openHAB version: 2.4.0-amd64-alpine
can’t start following the docker official instruction
no configuration yet
below is a full log from start to end in reverse order generated by docker. I don’t understand what’s the start.sh and what should be in the file. It didn’t mentioned in the openhab docker document. I just put the " Running the Container as a Service Managed by Docker" in it. https://www.openhab.org/docs/installation/docker.html
thx
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[FATAL tini (16)] exec ./start.sh failed: Exec format error
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+ exec su-exec openhab tini -s ./start.sh
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+ ‘[’ true == false ‘]’
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+ sync
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+ chown -R openhab:openhab /openhab
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+ ‘[’ -d /etc/cont-init.d ‘]’
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transform’ ‘]’
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things
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sounds
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sitemaps
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services
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scripts
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rules
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persistence
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items
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icons
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+ ‘[’ -z 'html
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++ ls -A /openhab/conf
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+ ‘[’ ‘!’ -z ‘]’
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cmp: /openhab/userdata.dist/etc/version.properties: No such file or directory
echo ‘Starting with openhab user id: 9001 and group id: 9001’
Starting with openhab user id: 9001 and group id: 9001
id -u openhab
++ getent group 9001
Create group openhab with id 9001
‘[’ -z ‘’ ‘]’
echo ‘Create group openhab with id 9001’
groupadd -g 9001 openhab
Create user openhab with id 9001
echo ‘Create user openhab with id 9001’
adduser -u 9001 --disabled-password --gecos ‘’ --home /openhab --gid 9001 openhab
Warning: The home dir /openhab you specified already exists.
Adding user openhab' ... Adding new useropenhab’ (9001) with group openhab' ... adduser: Warning: The home directory/openhab’ does not belong to the user you are currently creating.
The home directory /openhab' already exists. Not copying from/etc/skel’.
groupadd -g 14 uucp2
groupadd -g 16 dialout2
groupadd -g 18 dialout3
groupadd -g 32 uucp3
groupadd -g 997 gpio
adduser openhab dialout
Adding user openhab' to groupdialout’ …
Adding user openhab to group dialout
Done.
adduser openhab uucp
Adding user openhab' to groupuucp’ …
Adding user openhab to group uucp
Done.
adduser openhab uucp2
Adding user openhab' to groupuucp2’ …
Adding user openhab to group uucp2
Done.
adduser openhab dialout2
Adding user openhab' to groupdialout2’ …
Adding user openhab to group dialout2
Done.
adduser openhab dialout3
Adding user openhab' to groupdialout3’ …
Adding user openhab to group dialout3
Done.
adduser openhab uucp3
Adding user openhab' to groupuucp3’ …
Adding user openhab to group uucp3
Done.
adduser openhab gpio
Adding user openhab' to groupgpio’ …
Adding user openhab to group gpio
Done.
What has been the solution?
I am facing a very similar error on a Synology DiskStation. Mine says that it cannot find start.sh (no such file or directory).
It does not make sense to me to include the docker command in start.sh because i think that the synology docker package runs this before the error occurrs. Or am I missing something?
