3 months ago
i keep getting this error in the aura project: Mounting volume on: /var/lib/containers/railwayapp/bind-mounts/04aaa8db-38fb-41d5-a609-57f9e7863d20/vol_jnjua1ij86qes8um
ERROR (catatonit:2): failed to exec pid1: No such file or directory
ERROR (catatonit:2): failed to exec pid1: No such file or directory
Mounting volume on: /var/lib/containers/railwayapp/bind-mounts/04aaa8db-38fb-41d5-a609-57f9e7863d20/vol_jnjua1ij86qes8um
ERROR (catatonit:2): failed to exec pid1: No such file or directory
Mounting volume on: /var/lib/containers/railwayapp/bind-mounts/04aaa8db-38fb-41d5-a609-57f9e7863d20/vol_jnjua1ij86qes8um
ERROR (catatonit:2): failed to exec pid1: No such file or directory
Mounting volume on: /var/lib/containers/railwayapp/bind-mounts/04aaa8db-38fb-41d5-a609-57f9e7863d20/vol_jnjua1ij86qes8um
ERROR (catatonit:2): failed to exec pid1: No such file or directory
Mounting volume on: /var/lib/containers/railwayapp/bind-mounts/04aaa8db-38fb-41d5-a609-57f9e7863d20/vol_jnjua1ij86qes8um
ERROR (catatonit:2): failed to exec pid1: No such file or directory
Mounting volume on: /var/lib/containers/railwayapp/bind-mounts/04aaa8db-38fb-41d5-a609-57f9e7863d20/vol_jnjua1ij86qes8um
Mounting volume on: /var/lib/containers/railwayapp/bind-mounts/04aaa8db-38fb-41d5-a609-57f9e7863d20/vol_jnjua1ij86qes8um
Mounting volume on: /var/lib/containers/railwayapp/bind-mounts/04aaa8db-38fb-41d5-a609-57f9e7863d20/vol_jnjua1ij86qes8um
1 Replies
3 months ago
The failed to exec pid1: No such file or directory error means the container can’t find its main process to start. This is almost always caused by a corrupted deployment or a custom start command pointing to something that doesn’t exist.
First thing to try: go to Settings → Deploy and clear any custom start command, then redeploy. If that doesn’t work, the volume might be corrupted from the repeated failed mounts - try removing the volume temporarily to see if the service starts without it.
If none of that helps, the quickest fix is to delete the service entirely and recreate it fresh (backup any data first if you can access it).