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panic when crio.service is stopped #8031
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/assign kwilczynski |
@Jeansen, thank you for the report! I am sorry that things aren't working up to scratch. Question: Do you also see the same issue when you run CRI-O manually and try to shut it down? Also, does it happen every time you stop CRI-O, or is this intermittent in nature? Any change in the configuration file worthy of note? |
@kwilczynski Thanks for the quick reply. It is not a showstopper. I can start the service just fine and everything works. But anyway, this poke into my eye. Yes, I can reproduce this every time I stop the service. |
Here are my active config settings:
That is, everything that is set explicitly, either in the default config or from the drop-in folder. |
Looks like this happens here: Lines 361 to 364 in d317b5d
I find only one place where it can happen: Lines 789 to 791 in d317b5d
Logs might help, especially the |
/assign |
What happened?
Stopping crio.service show a panic in its logs.
What did you expect to happen?
A clean shutdown.
How can we reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
systemct stop crio.service
Anything else we need to know?
CRI-O and Kubernetes version
OS version
Additional environment details (AWS, VirtualBox, physical, etc.)
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