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09:26
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xsfx |
i want to contribute but i have a question if i stop the warrior... it says that my work is lost if i stop the warrior. does it mean all my work or just the work that didnt got transfered back? |
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09:50
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JAA |
The latter. Any item that's currently being processed is lost, but items that were completed before (including the upload) are fine. |
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09:56
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xsfx |
JAA: ok thanks :) thats what i hoped to hear :) |
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09:59
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_folti_ |
xsfx: if you want to be graceful, click 'Stop this project' on the Available Projects tab, and wait until all the threads are finished |
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10:00
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xsfx |
ok thats good to know |
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10:01
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_folti_ |
once the Current project tab is empty, you can free to shut down the warrior |
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10:57
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robbierut |
It will actually do that for you _folti_ . At least in a vm, it will shut down the vm after all workers are done. |
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11:17
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_folti_ |
There is a different button for that on the left menu column :) |
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_folti_ |
(granted, I'm running the docker versions) |
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21:00
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Gallifrey |
Can anyone assist with me installing/troubleshooting the Warrior on a Pi? I've tried https://github.com/codingwell/rpi-warrior and https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/warrior-dockerfile and both are causing problems. |
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21:00
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Gallifrey |
And I'm wondering what terrible thing I did in a past life to deserve Docker. |
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21:02
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Gallifrey |
Actually which of the above two links is the one I should use? |
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21:04
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_folti_ |
Gallifrey: the last one should work since 2 days ago. Before that time it built an unusable wget-lua |
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21:12
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Gallifrey |
So I do have to use Docker? |
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21:12
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Gallifrey |
Okay, here's the part where I get stuck: |
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21:13
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Gallifrey |
Near the bottom when I run this command $ docker build --rm -t warrior-arm32v5:latest -f Dockerfile.raspberry . |
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21:16
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Gallifrey |
I've created the file it wants in my home directory, but every time I run the command it says it (the Dockerfile) can't be empty. |
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21:17
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Gallifrey |
What is Dockerfile.raspberry and why does Docker need it to not be empty? |
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21:17
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_folti_ |
Gallifrey: no |
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21:17
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_folti_ |
Gallifrey: you have to check out the repo using git, cd into it, and then run the build command |
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21:18
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_folti_ |
(usually you also have to be a member of the docker group, or use sudo to build) |
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21:20
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Gallifrey |
I see. It really is that simple? Is any of the detritus from my previous attempts to install it going to cause problems? |
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21:20
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Gallifrey |
(I have a semi-functional Warrior running now, that only does URLTeam.) |
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21:21
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_folti_ |
shouldn't have ay detritus |
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21:21
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_folti_ |
the way docker works, unsuccessful steps of a build are discarded |
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21:22
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_folti_ |
(granted, silently failingg steps can cause grief) |
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21:22
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_folti_ |
and yes, building a docker image locally is usually this simple. Although if you are do it on pi, it'd take a bit of a time |
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21:23
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Gallifrey |
Including the stuff from the first link (which I think was the source of the semi-functional Warrior). That gets discarded too? Fantastic! |
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21:24
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_folti_ |
not discarded |
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21:24
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_folti_ |
it just different steps, that won't be used for building/running the second one |
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21:27
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Gallifrey |
Okay, before I start I'll just use the Docker command to nuke everything. |
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21:27
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_folti_ |
good idea |
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21:28
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_folti_ |
oh btw, are ypou build it on the pi, or on a normal PC/Mac? |
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21:28
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Gallifrey |
On the Pi. |
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21:30
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_folti_ |
oh |
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21:31
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_folti_ |
If I read the first repo right, that might not actually builds on a pi, as it dies cross compilation using qemu |
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21:31
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_folti_ |
also be a bit patient, |
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22:07
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Gallifrey |
The second repo is working. Git cloned it and it installed a long list of dependencies. |
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22:09
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Gallifrey |
But now it f*&%ing fails at the last hurdle! I run the command at the bottom of the page to start the container, and this happens: |
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22:10
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Gallifrey |
PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/data/data/warrior.log' |
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22:17
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bithippo |
Does the user you're executing the container as have permission to write to that directory? |
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22:17
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bithippo |
And does /data/data directory exist? |
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22:17
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bithippo |
Seems like it should be /data/warrior.log |
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22:23
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Gallifrey |
Huh? I tried the same thing three times and got three different error messages. Sh!t, I think I might have changed something accidentally. Excuse me while I nuke everything Docker did and start again. |
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22:48
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Gallifrey |
Okay, these are the three error messages I get... even after reinstalling. FFS. https://pastebin.com/VenL1uC0 |
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23:19
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Gallifrey |
Why tf do I keep getting these permissions errors?? I've tried creating the directory. |
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23:41
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_folti_ |
Gallifrey: oh |
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23:41
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_folti_ |
Gallifrey: doc is a bit lacking |
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23:42
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_folti_ |
Gallifrey: everything under /var/local/warrior has to be owned by the first user on the system, the one whose uid is 1000 |
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23:44
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_folti_ |
if it's Raspbian, then it'd be the user pi, but you can query with getent passwd uid 1000, or the ghetto way grep :1000: /etc/passwd |
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23:45
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_folti_ |
Gallifrey: also check whether a docker image runs with docker ps. the last error message suggest that |
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23:52
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Gallifrey |
I've corrected the permissions of /var/local/warrior. Remind me to add that to the wiki. |
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23:53
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Gallifrey |
And I no longer get the permissions message. Now it's just the same error every time. |
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23:53
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_folti_ |
docker ps ? |
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23:54
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Gallifrey |
How does one check if an image runs with Docker PS? |
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23:54
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_folti_ |
if it returns anything then a container is running |
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23:55
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_folti_ |
otherwise check if something else doesn't listen on tcp port 8001 with sudo netstat -tapn | grep :8001 |
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23:58
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_folti_ |
i mean, other than the header line |
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23:58
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Gallifrey |
This is what it shows. |
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23:58
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Gallifrey |
CONTAINER ID d05a858b9e25 IMAGE warrior-arm32v5:latest COMMAND "run-warrior3 --proj…" CREATED About an hour ago STATUS Up 7 minutes PORTS 0.0.0.0:8001->8001/tcp NAMES condescending_easley |
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23:59
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Gallifrey |
So... the Warrior can't start because a part of the Warrior is already running? |