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When upgrading, it doesn't look like we're able to upgrade pass v1.92.1, since v1.92.2 is now using debian bookworm. Under bookworm, we're seeing this issue when we try to run the stack: docker-library/python#835
Would it be possible to add a -bullseye specific docker image release for newer versions, until the upstream Docker issue is resolved?
looks like there are some comments on the original issue that didn't make it back here...
As another data point in support of "update the packages on the host", I encountered this issue running the Docker container on Alpine 3.13, but updating again to Alpine 3.14 resolved it.
This issue has been migrated from #16716.
Description
When upgrading, it doesn't look like we're able to upgrade pass v1.92.1, since v1.92.2 is now using debian bookworm. Under bookworm, we're seeing this issue when we try to run the stack: docker-library/python#835
Would it be possible to add a
-bullseye
specific docker image release for newer versions, until the upstream Docker issue is resolved?Steps to reproduce
(per this comment)
Docker version: 20.10.5
runc
version: 1.0.0-rc93libseccomp2
: 2.5.1-1ubuntu1~20.04.2Matrix version attempted: v1.97.0
Homeserver
matrix.tech-bloc-sea.dev
Synapse Version
1.92.1
Installation Method
Docker (matrixdotorg/synapse)
Database
Postgres, single server
Workers
Single process
Platform
Ubuntu 20.04.6
Configuration
No response
Relevant log output
Anything else that would be useful to know?
We saw this exact issue with another one of our service: OrcaCollective/OpenOversight#332
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