Submissions (in "[TUTO] The INGInious tutorial" course) timing out, CPU at 0%? #696
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Are you able to run any other container ? For instance a simple CentOS container using Is cgroup actually mounted ? Is there any folder like As the timeout actually happens after the 30secs, you can see if it prints some logs by running |
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Hello, What code have you entered as inputs for the task? Last time someone faced this kind of issue, his INGInious installation used old versions of the base-container: https://github.com/UCL-INGI/INGInious/tree/master/base-containers/base If these files are outdated on your version, you will have to fetch new version and rebuild images with some commands, some thing like: I hope this may help. |
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Hi everyone!
I have a curious problem that I wasn't able to find anything on, so I'm trying my luck here. I have just installed Inginious on a debian 10.10 machine with apache2 following the instructions (roughly - docker and mongodb installations are slightly different on debian than on ubuntu, and I had to add www-data to the docker group, otherwise I got "Service not available" errors when submitting tasks because the web server process could not start docker images). However, I still am not able to successfully submit even the first "Getting started" task: I always get "Your submission timed out. Your score is 0.0%". /var/log/apache2/error.log only days that the job was started, and then after the timeout it says that it's killing the job. I tried increasing the timeout to 30 seconds, no dice. When I watch top after submitting the job, I can see dockerd flash up for a moment, but then it just sits there at 0% CPU until it gets killed due to timeout. I unfortunately have no experience with docker, so I have no idea where to look to find out what might be causing that.
By the way, This is what happens in /var/log/daemon.log (the dockerd log on debian) when I do the submission:
And this is what happens in /var/log/apache2/error.log:
Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
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