On 08/30/2018 05:38 PM, Pierre Couderc wrote:
- About the problem "Instabiltie", I have found a mistake of mine that
maybe may explain : I had another release of lxd (dated 12 august) on
the same computer, and I may have started it by mistake ans this
could explin the "instabilities". So
But I have built following the instructions of "Installing LXD from source"
from github.com/lxc/lxd/The only point is that I did not find liblxc-dev in
stretch repository. Le jeudi 30 août 2018 à 17:17:00 UTC+2, Free Ekanayaka
a écrit :
It's not the "good one". You need to build it from
- About the problem "Instabiltie", I have found a mistake of mine that maybe
may explain : I had another release of lxd (dated 12 august) on the same
computer, and I may have started it by mistake ans this could explin the
"instabilities". So let us wait and now that I have cleared the old
It's not the "good one". You need to build it from source from:
github.com/CanonicalLtd/sqlite
or there debs here:
https://launchpad.net/~dqlite-maintainers/+archive/ubuntu/master
Pierre Couderc writes:
> Maybe it is linked or not.
> On another computer, I try to compile on stretch, but I
Maybe it is linked or not.
On another computer, I try to compile on stretch, but I cannot install
liblixc-dev (does not iexist une stretch).
I compile anyway and get :
CCLD libdqlite.la
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lsqlite3
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Makefile:812: recipe for
Hello,
yes, I believe I understand. What's puzzling is that I should be able to
reproduce your problem using database. Would you mind sending me again a
tarball of the /var/lib/lxd/database directory of a LXD which is
currently broken? Just to double check. I don't have any other idea atm.
When I start a new clean lxd instance, I can lxd init, launch first.
Then I try to work, it works, I success import from other lxd.
At some point, some lxc command fails, such as lxc copy (local).
Then nothing works more, any lxc command get soxket error.
If I reboot, "lxc ls" gives the same error
I have a few questions:
1) Does the failure happen when you start with a fresh lxd instance?
2) If the answer to 1) is "no", is there are repeatable process that you
have that brings you from a fresh lxd instance to the point were it
crashes with the failure you pasted?
3) Regardless of
I am with lasts releases from git. For dqlite, last log is:
commit f160665d9e50e39d156591546732a2e0b3712f73
Author: Free Ekanayaka
Date: Mon Aug 20 19:04:10 2018 +0200
Mmm, I can send you again my tarball but it will be the same as I did send you
before...
It seems th eproblem is linked
Hello,
this seems the same failure you reported earlier (thread with subject
"lxd refuses to start ...").
When you sent me the database tarball last time, I didn't see any issue
and I could not reproduce the failure. Can you please double check that
your version of the dqlite C library is up to
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