Hyperctl load command does not get respond
Chen8132 opened this issue · 15 comments
Hyperctl load command works good without -r option while adding "-r aaa" makes it fail.
@Chen8132 thanks for reporting, will check it.
It would be appreciated if you could paste related logs which located in /var/log/hyper/ by default.
I think no log is about this issue. Just stop there when I execute hyperctl load -i /tmp/a.tar -r aaa. I actually do not know what is the use of -n option and -r option and want to figure it out.
OK, will take a look. Thank you
@Chen8132 I checked the code of these two flags, and both designed for OCI Image format
Name string `short:"n" long:"name" value-name:"\"\"" description:"Name to use when loading OCI image layout tar archive"`
Refs []string `short:"r" long:"references" value-name:"\"\"" description:"References to use when loading an OCI image layout tar archive"`I don't think it could work proper with docker images
My tar file is from docker save. Maybe it causes the problem?
These two options are not for the images saved by docker
I find hyperctl exec and attach command do not get respond too.
Did you try using the -t option?
I don't think attach command has -t option.
exec also doesn't work with -t option
try hit the enter key after attach, if your container is launched with -t. Sometimes it simply no output after you attached. And could you got output if you exec a bash -c 'echo "hello, world"' if you have bash in the container.
Both attach and exec still do not work after I try what you said. I don't think they will make it in my server. My system is centOS 7.
Specific image or no output with any images? And could you get the output with hyperctl logs?
I have tried ubuntu image and centos image. Nothing in logs.
just show leveldb: not found when it starts