I am trying to build the Docker container for Voyager on my Raspberry Pi, and I’m facing some issues in the docker build process. It always falls apart at the corepack step after about 8-10 seconds. Interestingly, if I disable BuildKit, the build completes successfully, and the resulting image works perfectly fine. (I’m using it now.) However, disabling BuildKit leaves a message that eventually the old build method will be removed from the code.
I’m not entirely convinced it’s a Voyager-specific error, or if it’s something more appropriate for docker forums.
Docker CE version 24.0.4 on latest Raspbian 11 release.
Guessing you’re not ipv6 only, but strace could still be of help: https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/host-your-own-mastodon-instance-on-a-raspberry-pi/
By the way, since I did the one build with IPv6 disabled, I’ve since re-enabled it, and subsequent builds seem to accept that corepack is cached and haven’t had further issues. Should it come up again, I’m going to have tcpdump running in the background just to see whether there is some host that the build process is trying to lookup that is returning bogus AAAA responses. (More often than not IPv6 problems stem from improper configuration either on the client or server side.)
ETA - Since rebuilding my PWA host, I’ve had no issues with running the corepack inside of buildx. Dual-stack is enabled, so it’s a mystery what happened! Maybe the folks hosting corepack fixed an issue with their hosting.