[hình ảnh] [hình ảnh] i need help!

Not really launcher job as the sysadmin can grant the docker permission to other accounts, and docker install even prompts you to do so. [image] viet trai: for me xin command to run sudo su cd /var/discourse ./launcher rebuild app

[hình ảnh] please guide me! Thanks

[image] Falco: Try running it as root. I had someone else with a similar issue (couldn’t enter a container because not root) yesterday. I thought that ./launcher checked to make sure that you were root. Did that change?

Hmm. I regularly use docker commands as non-root, but didn’t think that launcher would work. So I guess this is wrong: discourse-setup main # Check if running as root check_root() { if [[ $EUID -ne 0 ]]; then log_error "This script must be run as root. Please sudo or log in as root first." exit 1 fi } # Check if Docker is available and it should instead check that the current user can run docker.

this command help me to solve the problem, thanks!

[image] Jay Pfaffman: So I guess this is wrong: That’s correct as discourse-setup will create swap and that is a root only operation. And this discussion is off-topic :smile:

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pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman) March 7, 2023, 2:32pm 2

Did you press return after the

./launcher rebuild app

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