davfs.sock: connect: no such file or directory
str0k3 opened this issue · 11 comments
Hi, i'm trying to install your plugin in docker running on openmediavault. Unfortunatelly I get this error. Any ideas what am I doing wrong or what causes the problem?
sudo docker plugin install fentas/davfs
Plugin "fentas/davfs" is requesting the following privileges:
network: [host]
mount: [/var/lib/docker/plugins/]
device: [/dev/fuse]
capabilities: [CAP_SYS_ADMIN]
Do you grant the above permissions? [y/N] y
latest: Pulling from fentas/davfs
60a0c44b5ea4: Download complete
Digest: sha256:623bd2f914267f83eaba03591cbebc4517b2d3bedcc28f70b25c239e6931f356
Status: Downloaded newer image for fentas/davfs:latest
Error response from daemon: dial unix /run/docker/plugins/104207cac63af708387d043260b67c1b785a8d425bae896ac97400d29c1ab50c/davfs.sock: connect: no such file or directory
Have you tried to uninstall it completely before reinstalling?
docker plugin rm fentas/davfs:latest
I updated the plugin config file. Maybe this will resolve your issue.
If not feel free to reopen the issue.
It seems like that resolved the issue. Can you please upload a new build of the plugin?
I've been searching for an hour now until I found this issue (and tried to build the project myself in parallel). Thanks for the great work, btw!
Same issue here, but reinstalling it didn't solve the problem. Any other guess?
same problem here
Could you check the following?
The error message you get includes the plugin id
/run/docker/plugins/104207cac63af708387d043260b67c1b785a8d425bae896ac97400d29c1ab50c[ <-- plugin id]/davfs.so.
Does it differ from plugin id docker plugin list --no-trunc ?
Also if there is a folder with davfs.sock? (within bash ls /run/docker/plugins/*/davfs.sock)
$ docker plugin list --no-trunc
ID NAME DESCRIPTION ENABLED
04a1dc29ea2c86d75b1eb2eed6e3e22c2b816d177b867addfa3e8c4091bb56f3 fentas/davfs:latest
davfs plugin for Docker false
$ sudo ls /run/docker/plugins/04a1dc29ea2c86d75b1eb2eed6e3e22c2b816d177b867addfa3e8c4091bb56f3/
ls: cannot access '/run/docker/plugins/04a1dc29ea2c86d75b1eb2eed6e3e22c2b816d177b867addfa3e8c4091bb56f3/': No such file or directory
Creating the folder and enabling the plugin does not work and the folder gets deleted.
@vieux sorry to drag you into this but maybe you have already encountered this kind of problem by any chance as the codebase is more or less the same to sshfs.
I'll try to reproduce this behavior in the next weeks.
FYI I tried this on armhf/Rpi3b and no plugins work their.. x86/amd64 works like a charm.
Seems we are not alone with this issue (see the referenced issue).
Anyone still having this or found a solution?
Same problem here, Rpi3