Owncloud: Lots of weird entries in log: "systemd run-docker-runtime/...mount: succeeded"

  • Hi, so I have set up OMV5 with some docker containers. I'm running Owncloud, Onlyoffice, Nginx/Letsencrypt and Heimdall. Now my Owncloud setup is making some "problems".


    If I check /var/log/daemon.log the whole log is spammed with the following entries:


    Basically the same entries once every minute.


    Now, based on the ids, the offending containers are owncloud, mariadb and redis (both belong to owncloud).


    I have no problems, performance is great and so on but I wonder, do I need to be concerned? I cannot find any errors elsewhere, no matter which log I've checked so far.


    What is this? Is it a problem?

  • According to this link, its caused by the healthcheck feature. Maybe take a deeper look at the thread for workarounds, there are one or two suggestions.


    Besides filling up your log heavily, it doesn't seem to do any harm.


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  • Thank you for the info and the link!


    So it's not a real problem that I need to be concerned about. That's great. I might look into the workarounds for cleaning the log when I have some time for that though.

  • Hi - I have exactly the same problem on a rpi4. The link above is now closed and no real solution was found.

    I do have performance issues especially with my Nextcloud container.

    Have you seen any new developments that would resolve the issue?

    OMV6 HP t630

    OMV6 Xeon / i5 - SCSI PC

    OMV6 on Raspberry Pi4

    OMV5 on ProLiant N54L (AMD)

  • There is a proper workaround and I believe docker should autoinstall this systemd conf file: https://github.com/docker/for-…9#issuecomment-1004955357


    TLDR:

    Create /etc/systemd/system/run-docker-.mount.d/10-silence.conf or for cri-io and containerd /etc/systemd/system/run-containerd-.mount.d/10-silence.conf (or whatever prefix you need to silence) with:

    Code
    [Mount]
    LogLevelMax=notice

    Then do sudo systemctl daemon-reload.


    Note that this requires Systemd >= 249.

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