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Permission denied to '/app/logs/activity.log' #4048
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Changing the volume paths on volumes:
- ./auto_gpt_workspace:/home/lutzseverino/Documents/Projects/Auto-GPT/auto_gpt_workspace
- ./data:/home/lutzseverino/Documents/Projects/Auto-GPT/data
- ./logs:/home/lutzseverino/Documents/Projects/Auto-GPT/logs Now I'm experiencing #3821. The provided |
Okay, it seems like the Docker release is having multiple issues. I've seen a couple of issues on this now. I was not able to patch it locally, so I'll wait. |
Tested the docker setup and the default instructions working without problems. |
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Sorry, this is a Using the docker image from |
I cannot get it to run in podman also. It finishes with error: podman start -a auto-gpt_auto-gpt_1 |
Podman isn’t supported currently. If someone wants to attempt to add support for it, that would be lovely but none of the maintainers have the bandwidth to do so currently |
okay, thanks for the response. podman-compose is suppose to work just as docker-compose. Haven't had a problem with other docker-compose files. I will leave this error just in case someone wants to take on the task. A little over my head right now, but will study the docker-compose file to learn or discover what the problem is. Can't see myself installing docker just for this, when I already have podman baked right in Fedora Silverblue. error: |
This is because of SELinux in Fedora 38 (and any other distros with it). The directories should be mounted with
See more here. This could cause issues if you are mounting to anything other than local directories within a dedicated folder for AutoGPT though, so make sure to be following the instructions if adding (and given the specific use case, probably shouldn't be a part of the Dockerfile in general). |
Which Operating System are you using?
Docker
Which version of Auto-GPT are you using?
Latest Release
GPT-3 or GPT-4?
GPT-3.5
Steps to reproduce 🕹
Follow the installation process with docker (podman) on Fedora 38
Run
sudo podman-compose run --rm auto-gpt --gpt3only --continuous
Note that I tried without
sudo
before, but to no avail, since the problem was with regard to permissions, I tried running as root.Current behavior 😯
A python error is thrown.
Expected behavior 🤔
Auto-GPT should start.
Your prompt 📝
No response
Your Logs 📒
No response
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