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Self-hosted runners with rootless Docker broken after 2.296.1 #2103
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There's #827 which is most likely related, but until the recent update to the runner this has actually worked for us. |
Pinning to 2.296.0 seems to have helped and our builds aren't failing anymore. While I was at it, I set the |
Thanks for the report, we are working on a fix! |
Hello everyone! Is this issue related to this community feedback or should I open/add it to a different one? |
@hjokunbus I'm unsure whether your issue is related or not, but I suggest opening a new one in any case. Looks a bit different. And 2.296.2 seems to have fixed our problem, so I'll close this. |
Describe the bug
We run self-hosted runners with rootless Docker set up.
After 2.296.1 hit, jobs with
container:
that worked previously, have now started failing in early stages.Specifically in "Initializing containers" "Starting job container".
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Well, it should work. :)
Runner Version and Platform
Version of your runner?
2.296.1
OS of the machine running the runner? OSX/Windows/Linux/...
Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS
What's not working?
My best guess is that it is trying to talk to the
/var/run/docker.sock
instead of the rootless socket of the runner user, but settingDOCKER_HOST
in the jobs does not help as it previously has for some cases such as building a container image within.Job Log Output
Runner and Worker's Diagnostic Logs
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