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I am trying to set the PATH environment variable inside the container using python docker api but doesnt seems to work , the container is not starting
does anybody has idea how to set the PATH env variable, other env variables works file.
I am seeing the below error
OCI runtime exec failed: exec failed: container_linux.go:344: starting container process caused "exec: "bash": executable file not found in $PATH": unknown
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
or
environment=[
"CCACHE_DIR=/work/.ccache",
"PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache",
"BUILDS_ALL_TIME=" + sys.argv[2],
"PATCH_10.2=" + sys.argv[1]],
working_dir="/OTINBuild",
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I am trying to set the PATH environment variable inside the container using python docker api but doesnt seems to work , the container is not starting
does anybody has idea how to set the PATH env variable, other env variables works file.
I am seeing the below error
OCI runtime exec failed: exec failed: container_linux.go:344: starting container process caused "exec: "bash": executable file not found in $PATH": unknown
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
or
environment=[
"CCACHE_DIR=/work/.ccache",
"PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache",
"BUILDS_ALL_TIME=" + sys.argv[2],
"PATCH_10.2=" + sys.argv[1]],
working_dir="/OTINBuild",
docker dockerpy
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That sounds like setting the environment variable is working fine, but the only container path being searched for any binaries at all is/usr/lib64/ccacheand there's not abashbinary in that single directory. (If you want/binto be searched it needs to be in$PATHtoo.)
– David Maze
Mar 28 at 3:12
As @DavidMaze mentioned it could be incorrect path / the path doesnt exist , check the docker logs (or) login into the newly created container and verify the path exist using basic commands ls -l yourpath and also verify whether other Environment variables are set or not.
– Senthil
Mar 31 at 23:41
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I am trying to set the PATH environment variable inside the container using python docker api but doesnt seems to work , the container is not starting
does anybody has idea how to set the PATH env variable, other env variables works file.
I am seeing the below error
OCI runtime exec failed: exec failed: container_linux.go:344: starting container process caused "exec: "bash": executable file not found in $PATH": unknown
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
or
environment=[
"CCACHE_DIR=/work/.ccache",
"PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache",
"BUILDS_ALL_TIME=" + sys.argv[2],
"PATCH_10.2=" + sys.argv[1]],
working_dir="/OTINBuild",
docker dockerpy
asked Mar 28 at 1:06
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I am trying to set the PATH environment variable inside the container using python docker api but doesnt seems to work , the container is not starting
does anybody has idea how to set the PATH env variable, other env variables works file.
I am seeing the below error
OCI runtime exec failed: exec failed: container_linux.go:344: starting container process caused "exec: "bash": executable file not found in $PATH": unknown
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
or
environment=[
"CCACHE_DIR=/work/.ccache",
"PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache",
"BUILDS_ALL_TIME=" + sys.argv[2],
"PATCH_10.2=" + sys.argv[1]],
working_dir="/OTINBuild",
docker dockerpy
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That sounds like setting the environment variable is working fine, but the only container path being searched for any binaries at all is/usr/lib64/ccacheand there's not abashbinary in that single directory. (If you want/binto be searched it needs to be in$PATHtoo.)
– David Maze
Mar 28 at 3:12
As @DavidMaze mentioned it could be incorrect path / the path doesnt exist , check the docker logs (or) login into the newly created container and verify the path exist using basic commands ls -l yourpath and also verify whether other Environment variables are set or not.
– Senthil
Mar 31 at 23:41
add a comment |
1
That sounds like setting the environment variable is working fine, but the only container path being searched for any binaries at all is/usr/lib64/ccacheand there's not abashbinary in that single directory. (If you want/binto be searched it needs to be in$PATHtoo.)
– David Maze
Mar 28 at 3:12
As @DavidMaze mentioned it could be incorrect path / the path doesnt exist , check the docker logs (or) login into the newly created container and verify the path exist using basic commands ls -l yourpath and also verify whether other Environment variables are set or not.
– Senthil
Mar 31 at 23:41
1
1
That sounds like setting the environment variable is working fine, but the only container path being searched for any binaries at all is
/usr/lib64/ccache and there's not a bash binary in that single directory. (If you want /bin to be searched it needs to be in $PATH too.)– David Maze
Mar 28 at 3:12
That sounds like setting the environment variable is working fine, but the only container path being searched for any binaries at all is
/usr/lib64/ccache and there's not a bash binary in that single directory. (If you want /bin to be searched it needs to be in $PATH too.)– David Maze
Mar 28 at 3:12
As @DavidMaze mentioned it could be incorrect path / the path doesnt exist , check the docker logs (or) login into the newly created container and verify the path exist using basic commands ls -l yourpath and also verify whether other Environment variables are set or not.
– Senthil
Mar 31 at 23:41
As @DavidMaze mentioned it could be incorrect path / the path doesnt exist , check the docker logs (or) login into the newly created container and verify the path exist using basic commands ls -l yourpath and also verify whether other Environment variables are set or not.
– Senthil
Mar 31 at 23:41
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please share the api details (or) the python script full details - here its minimal includes your docker file (docker build cmd) .Refer below for the syntax and whether you are trying to override the environment variables set by the docker image build process ?
Ref: https://docker-py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html
exec_create(container, cmd, stdout=True, stderr=True, stdin=False, tty=False, privileged=False, user='', environment=None, workdir=None, detach_keys=None)
environment (dict or list) – A dictionary or a list of strings in the following format ["PASSWORD=xxx"] or "PASSWORD": "xxx".
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(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
– user2511126
Mar 28 at 2:43
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Does the docker image has bash command. Try other generic command like sh, ls instead of bash.
answered Mar 28 at 8:04
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If you use the dictionary to set up your environment variable it will work like this:
environment = "Name_Variable":"Name_Path","Name_Variable2":"Name_Path2"...
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=environment)
If you try to see if it work with the following command :
docker exec -it "Name_Container" echo $Name_Variable
It won't show you the value.
The terminal is executing the $Name_Variable, before "sending" it to docker.
You have to enter in your container using the bash and do echo $Name_Variable.
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please share the api details (or) the python script full details - here its minimal includes your docker file (docker build cmd) .Refer below for the syntax and whether you are trying to override the environment variables set by the docker image build process ?
Ref: https://docker-py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html
exec_create(container, cmd, stdout=True, stderr=True, stdin=False, tty=False, privileged=False, user='', environment=None, workdir=None, detach_keys=None)
environment (dict or list) – A dictionary or a list of strings in the following format ["PASSWORD=xxx"] or "PASSWORD": "xxx".
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(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
– user2511126
Mar 28 at 2:43
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please share the api details (or) the python script full details - here its minimal includes your docker file (docker build cmd) .Refer below for the syntax and whether you are trying to override the environment variables set by the docker image build process ?
Ref: https://docker-py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html
exec_create(container, cmd, stdout=True, stderr=True, stdin=False, tty=False, privileged=False, user='', environment=None, workdir=None, detach_keys=None)
environment (dict or list) – A dictionary or a list of strings in the following format ["PASSWORD=xxx"] or "PASSWORD": "xxx".
answered Mar 28 at 2:03
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(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
– user2511126
Mar 28 at 2:43
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please share the api details (or) the python script full details - here its minimal includes your docker file (docker build cmd) .Refer below for the syntax and whether you are trying to override the environment variables set by the docker image build process ?
Ref: https://docker-py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html
exec_create(container, cmd, stdout=True, stderr=True, stdin=False, tty=False, privileged=False, user='', environment=None, workdir=None, detach_keys=None)
environment (dict or list) – A dictionary or a list of strings in the following format ["PASSWORD=xxx"] or "PASSWORD": "xxx".
answered Mar 28 at 2:03
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please share the api details (or) the python script full details - here its minimal includes your docker file (docker build cmd) .Refer below for the syntax and whether you are trying to override the environment variables set by the docker image build process ?
Ref: https://docker-py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html
exec_create(container, cmd, stdout=True, stderr=True, stdin=False, tty=False, privileged=False, user='', environment=None, workdir=None, detach_keys=None)
environment (dict or list) – A dictionary or a list of strings in the following format ["PASSWORD=xxx"] or "PASSWORD": "xxx".
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(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
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(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
– user2511126
Mar 28 at 2:43
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
– user2511126
Mar 28 at 2:43
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=["PATH=/usr/lib64/ccache"])
– user2511126
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Does the docker image has bash command. Try other generic command like sh, ls instead of bash.
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Does the docker image has bash command. Try other generic command like sh, ls instead of bash.
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If you use the dictionary to set up your environment variable it will work like this:
environment = "Name_Variable":"Name_Path","Name_Variable2":"Name_Path2"...
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=environment)
If you try to see if it work with the following command :
docker exec -it "Name_Container" echo $Name_Variable
It won't show you the value.
The terminal is executing the $Name_Variable, before "sending" it to docker.
You have to enter in your container using the bash and do echo $Name_Variable.
answered Jul 10 at 10:02
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If you use the dictionary to set up your environment variable it will work like this:
environment = "Name_Variable":"Name_Path","Name_Variable2":"Name_Path2"...
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=environment)
If you try to see if it work with the following command :
docker exec -it "Name_Container" echo $Name_Variable
It won't show you the value.
The terminal is executing the $Name_Variable, before "sending" it to docker.
You have to enter in your container using the bash and do echo $Name_Variable.
answered Jul 10 at 10:02
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If you use the dictionary to set up your environment variable it will work like this:
environment = "Name_Variable":"Name_Path","Name_Variable2":"Name_Path2"...
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=environment)
If you try to see if it work with the following command :
docker exec -it "Name_Container" echo $Name_Variable
It won't show you the value.
The terminal is executing the $Name_Variable, before "sending" it to docker.
You have to enter in your container using the bash and do echo $Name_Variable.
answered Jul 10 at 10:02
newbStudentnewbStudent
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If you use the dictionary to set up your environment variable it will work like this:
environment = "Name_Variable":"Name_Path","Name_Variable2":"Name_Path2"...
(exitCode, socConn) = self.container.exec_run('bash -e build/otin/BashCheckGCCVersion.sh',socket=True,environment=environment)
If you try to see if it work with the following command :
docker exec -it "Name_Container" echo $Name_Variable
It won't show you the value.
The terminal is executing the $Name_Variable, before "sending" it to docker.
You have to enter in your container using the bash and do echo $Name_Variable.
answered Jul 10 at 10:02
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answered Jul 10 at 10:02
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That sounds like setting the environment variable is working fine, but the only container path being searched for any binaries at all is
/usr/lib64/ccacheand there's not abashbinary in that single directory. (If you want/binto be searched it needs to be in$PATHtoo.)– David Maze
Mar 28 at 3:12
As @DavidMaze mentioned it could be incorrect path / the path doesnt exist , check the docker logs (or) login into the newly created container and verify the path exist using basic commands ls -l yourpath and also verify whether other Environment variables are set or not.
– Senthil
Mar 31 at 23:41