Unable to epoll_ctl() fd -1 to epoll: Bad file descriptor

[aikooo7]

When running default run command I get:

[Aug 23 20:34:37 2024] Anope 2.0.16 starting up
[Aug 23 20:34:37 2024] Unable to initialize languages, gettext is not installed
[Aug 23 20:34:37 2024] Loading modules...
[Aug 23 20:34:37 2024] Error while loading ns_resetpass: Not using mail.
[Aug 23 20:34:37 2024] Unable to epoll_ctl() fd -1 to epoll: Bad file descriptor

[SadieCat]

Given the issue you've reported with the InspIRCd docker container (inspircd/docker#155) I think your Docker host might be broken. Maybe you've reached your file descriptor limit?

[aikooo7]

Given the issue you've reported with the InspIRCd docker container (inspircd/docker#155) I think your Docker host might be broken. Maybe you've reached your file descriptor limit?

It might be broken but ergo's docker image and multiple others non-irc related images work so is it very specific.

[SadieCat]

Are they running at the same time? You can't bind to the same ports twice.

[aikooo7]

Are they running at the same time? You can't bind to the same ports twice.

Sorry didn't see your message. No they are not.

[aikooo7]

Given the issue you've reported with the InspIRCd docker container (inspircd/docker#155) I think your Docker host might be broken. Maybe you've reached your file descriptor limit?

I was just able to make linuxserver's ngircd image work, so maybe it is really an issue?

[aikooo7]

With this new information, I tried to find out what was different between anope, inspircd and ngircd. I found out that anope and inspircd create a user in the dockerfile and use it but ngircd don't. Removing it and putting the user in the docker compose fixed it.