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[BUG] Container not starting after last commit #492
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That is Kimai 2.x - which is not yet officially released |
What do you mean? I ran this for months now. Its in the official documentation. |
I've re-tagged and re-pushed all the images, I am now certain they are on 1.30.11 |
I saw the 1.30.11 in the docker logs but i still get a 500 internal server error. Is there a problem with the database now? |
Can I see the logs |
Here are the docker logs. |
can you save this into a file
and execute
And then post the logs please |
I assume it has something to do with this?
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If you have been on the latest main branch (2.0.x), your database was migrated and is likely not compatible any longer with the 1.30 code now running. |
Yeah looks like it. There was a brief period of time when kevin first published the v2 tag (https://github.com/kimai/kimai/releases/tag/2.0.2) we did build and tag latest as v2. This is version 2.x of Kimai2. Kimai2 is a full rewrite of the original Kimai that was end of life years ago. I think you have unknowingly, and accidentally, upgraded your DB schema to 2.x Our best hope to help you is to get running your own build until we are ready to push out v2. You are running apache prod so this command will build you a version 2 image just for you.
And the adjust your docker compose to reference your new image
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Sounds like a good aproach. I'm getting this error when i run your command: Well i run watchtower to keep it up to date. But i can remember a time when there was a new gui but a day later it was gone again. Was that V2? |
Have you cloned this repo and run the command from the root of the clone? |
No this repo! https://github.com/tobybatch/kimai2 |
still a error 500 |
I am getting the same issue (error 500 and the "memory size exhausted" message) after upgrading to 1.3.11. Previously I was just mounting a custom Edit: I am using Edit 2: Tried to set |
I haven't found a solution for this problem. Haven't tested your approach Osman-Sodefa. I rolled back to a backup made in the night and exported all the entries of the day beforehand. So its a workaround for me i guess. |
@felix-walter It seams like Line 42 in 7212829
Line 25 in a6e14b4
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Right, I also tried to change the mountpoint to |
I got the same Problem. I used Kimai 1.30.11 and after the Kimai Docker-Image was updated, it shows "500 Internal Server Error". Now i also rolled back to an Backup before the Docker-Image update and disabled updating the Image. |
I've opened #495 to track the mem limit. I'll get that fixed as soon as possible. Can we post updates about mem limits there please? |
Hello, i've found this error: The continer with ip 17.16.2.131 is the kimai container. Any News on that? |
and now, as i chanched the docker image from
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I just created a brand new kimai stack.
docker-compose logs
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There is a fix on the way for this, but for now run this:
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thanks, that is working, for now ;-) |
I'm going to close this for now. The new CI process is in place, building the new images. |
Describe the bug
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 20480 bytes) in /opt/kimai/vendor/twig/twig/src/NodeVisitor/SafeAnalysisNodeVisitor.php on line 71
kimai | PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 65536 bytes) in /opt/kimai/vendor/monolog/monolog/src/Monolog/Formatter/NormalizerFormatter.php on line 143
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Docker compose file (with passwords redacted)
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