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Hi @jaypeche - I don't see any obvious issues. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with that stack, so I won't be able to help. Does it work if you launch the containers in the standard way? Consider launching the gateway with |
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I have the same result with command line : Is it necessary to define chuser and chpasswd |
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strix-vm /usr/share/tensorzero # docker compose up |
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I don't have many times for debug, I will get back to you, my current job takes up a lot of my time... |
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Hello everyone,
I've been maintaining Tensorzero for Gentoo Linux for a few weeks now, using Portage, the Gentoo sources packages manager.
Up to version 2025.8.1, I haven't encountered any portability issues, as the ebuild file supports launching Docker containers via Systemd and OpenRC, relatively stable on AMD64 platforms.
Since version 2025.9.0, I've encountered a launch issue with OpenRC, even though Systemd does the job very well.
My ebuild repository for Tensorzero is available at https://github.com/jaypeche/pingwho-overlay/tree/master/sci-ml/tensorzero/
I'm using a generic OpenRC script written for Gentoo Linux, which worked relatively well.
https://github.com/jaypeche/pingwho-overlay/blob/master/sci-ml/tensorzero/files/tensorzero
On launch, since 2025.9.0, OpenRC systematically crashes :
log: https://gist.github.com/jaypeche/40b37f8fbcc958583d54f603eaef9a9d
I also noticed that the TensorZero Gateway version had been downgraded to 2025.7.5.
Do you think there might be a connection? or known problem ?
System Info: https://gist.github.com/jaypeche/6ef52529efd895868e98e9c23ff0c2a6
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