darling hangs when trying to save out to variable when bootstrap isn't already running
tihmstar opened this issue · comments
Expected Result
darling should bootstrap and then execute the command and write the result into a variable.
Actual Result
Darling bootstrap hangs when trying to write the result into a variable indefinitely
Steps To Reproduce
This causes a hang:
RANDSTR=$(cat /dev/random | head -c16 | xxd -p)
DIRPATH="/tmp/darling.XXXXXXXX"${RANDSTR}
MYTMPDIR=$(mktemp -d ${DIRPATH})
export HOME=${MYTMPDIR}
rsp=$(/usr/local/bin/darling exec /usr/local/libexec/darling/bin/echo 123)
Output:
Setting up a new Darling prefix at /tmp/darling.sEDpLv9t2ed667d37f5a7ffbcdc87b06c5280f1b/.darling
<HANGS HERE FOREVER>
However running it first without writing it to the variable (so that darling can first bootstrap), works as expected.
RANDSTR=$(cat /dev/random | head -c16 | xxd -p)
DIRPATH="/tmp/darling.XXXXXXXX"${RANDSTR}
MYTMPDIR=$(mktemp -d ${DIRPATH})
export HOME=${MYTMPDIR}
/usr/local/bin/darling exec /usr/local/libexec/darling/bin/echo 123
rsp=$(/usr/local/bin/darling exec /usr/local/libexec/darling/bin/echo 123)
echo $rsp
Output:
Setting up a new Darling prefix at /tmp/darling.WreDvMdhbf5751fbb219b31eb38940698138400b/.darling
Bootstrapping the container with launchd...
123
123
dmesg
Output
Run dmesg | grep 'overlay\|darling'
[346121.157101] overlayfs: "xino" feature enabled using 2 upper inode bits.
System Information
What system are you running?
Software | Version |
---|---|
Linux Kernel | 6.8.7-arch1-1 |
Darling | 7c8415e |