QR code cannot be displayed
If the QR code cannot be displayed normally during installation, the following conditions can be used for troubleshooting.
Check whether the SSH terminal is SecureCRT
In the previous deployment process, when the SSH terminal was SecureCRT, most of the QR codes could not be displayed normally. At this time, you can try to replace the SSH terminal. The recommended terminals are putty and xshell.
If you only have SecureCRT in your actual environment, you can forward the output of the following command to our sales personnel:
more /tmp/.laiye_id.json
Check whether docker is successfully installed
If docker does not work properly, it will also cause the QR code to not be generated normally. You can use the following command to check whether docker is started successfully
docker ps > /dev/null 2>&1 && echo healthy
If the terminal returns health, it means that docker is running normally. Otherwise, execute dockerd
Get the reason for docker running failure
Check whether the following files are included under /tmp/
Our docker is installed through shell script, so if the docker installation fails, you can try to run the script manually to view the output
bash /tmp/laipvt_docker.sh
Attempt to restart docker service
Execute the following command to restart the docker service
systemctl restart docker
Other
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