[root@otobo-test otobo-docker]# docker logs --tail 50 --follow --timestamps 7a4d10d7636a 2024-09-11T09:53:22.652115876Z Kernel::System::Loader could not be loaded: at /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/../../Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm line 294. 2024-09-11T10:01:25.515358246Z Kernel::System::Loader could not be loaded: at /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/../../Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm line 294. 2024-09-11T10:08:23.920054164Z Kernel::System::Loader could not be loaded: at /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/../../Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm line 294. 2024-09-11T10:08:24.655826745Z Kernel::System::Loader could not be loaded: at /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/../../Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm line 294. 2024-09-11T10:08:25.006150758Z Kernel::System::Loader could not be loaded: at /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/../../Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm line 294. 2024-09-11T10:08:25.500830854Z Kernel::System::Loader could not be loaded: at /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/../../Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm line 294. 2024-09-11T10:08:25.606939386Z Kernel::System::Loader could not be loaded: at /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/../../Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm line 294. 2024-09-11T10:08:26.386330048Z Kernel::System::Loader could not be loaded: at /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/../../Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm line 294.
What is different from the manual is that I am using the latest versions of docker, docker-compose and GIT and that could be a problem.
And there are a lot of problems with installing versions from the manual on Rocky Linux 9 because they are much older versions.
Can anyone help? What to do?
Dieses Thema wurde geändert vor 2 Monaten, 1 Woche von AnteIde Marić.
strange, this does not sound familiar to me. I just tried it on my Ubuntu 22.04 box. There I get the expected response when fetching otobo/installer.pl . This should also work with Rocky Linux as the Docker host.
First, which versions of Docker and Docker compose are you using?
Therefore I think that there is some mixup with a previous installation of OTOBO 11.1.x. My approach would be to inspect the volume with docker volume inspect otobo_opt_otobo. Take a look at Kernel/System/ObjectManager.pm and of RELEASE in that volume. If you are absolutely sure that you don’t need any data from that volume you can remove it and try starting anew.