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Startup fails with setuptools error #447
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Working around currently by pulling the previous image by digest ID: ghcr.io/lloesche/valheim-server@sha256:e3fb5d2812841123f4e3185a64a1055261e23655632413a49fdf2486475fb9f7 Snippet from unit file:
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I have the same problem with the latest update:
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Server starts without problems after installing python3-setuptools in the Dockerfile. PR created, #448. |
Will this fix be included in the next image release? |
Since two hours I'm trying to figure out what I was doing wrong until I found this issue :D 🤦 I have the same problem after a container restart today:
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Same issue. Looking for a tag for the last release so I can get my server back up and running.
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I very much appreciate the time you take to maintain this image. For the folks who like to choose when to introduce upgrade instability (work/life balance, whatever reason) would consider making release tags when there are material changes so that otherwise innocuous changes (server reboots) or more complicated changes (k8s/docker upgrades) on your users' side don't end up with unexpected failures? Again, I have no room to really complain as a simple consumer of your work, I'm just asking that you consider whether adding tagged releases would fit into your workflow. Either way, I appreciate your efforts. |
Just confirming that I'm having the same issue - a new release would be welcome. I'll use a Dockerfile to do the fix later if I need to. |
Is there a way to fix this ? just discovered server is no longer running, not having much hope for quick fix |
☝️ That's your workaround. If you're using docker-compose, put |
Ah i thought i was having to enter shell inside docker container and add python or something. |
Experiencing this issue as well using https://github.com/Addyvan/valheim-k8s specifically. In this case the following Helm command solves the issue for the moment:
I assume changing |
Yeah, you can fix the current image, or just use the previous one. Unless you need something in the newer one, just using the previous one is easier. |
How did you do this? Did you need to clone the project? Thanks for your workaround, crsmithdev! I spent the past two evenings struggling with this. |
I would recommend downgrading as suggested by other comments as the best way to get your server up and running, but I'll also write what I did below in case anyone could find it useful. The easiest way is to just edit the file named After adding it to the
The you edit your Done, now you just run So downgrade for the time being, and wait for lloesche to implement the fix in his image. |
Are you still seeing this problem now that #448 was merged? |
The problem is solved! |
Works fine now after installing the new update. Huge thx @lloesche |
Can confirm works now |
thx for the fix @dahlo |
Confirmed working, thank you @dahlo @InB4DevOps ! |
Just started happening this morning. From the supervisor logs:
Related to 4318021 and #445?
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