[FIX] Docker-compose up about khoj HOT 10 CLOSED

Hey folks, I'm closing this issue as:

• It's hard to reproduce without more detailed logs
• It's gone stale as Khoj got a bunch of updates since the issue was opened 4 months ago (including a slicker web UX)

From what I can see, there maybe two different issues being discussed here:

• @JC1738 Given local docker build worked, I wonder if it was some architecture mismatch issue? E.g Khoj docker image built for amd64, your local machine is used some other architecture
• @nmathey, @ssuukk For your issue, the setup of llama.cpp, a Khoj dependency for offline chat, does seem like the primary suspect. Khoj may not work with the Celeron J3455 chipset on your Synology NAS. But I don't have access to a Celeron based machine to reproduce this.

Do try self-host the latest Khoj to see if to works for you all?
I've improved the self-hosting documentation and Docker setup in #919. So hopefully the setup experience is easier 🤞🏽

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I tried two different ubuntu machines (pop and regular) running 22.04 and get the same error. I was able to get it to work if I build the docker image. So unblocked, bug still think there is something wrong.

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Same here for linux NAS. I have not tried building from scratch, I am able to work from my windows host, but not in a NAS linux server. Wondering why the log won't show anything in the docker container even I use --verbose=1 to hopefully get the logger show up some errors. No luck now. Still, not blocked.

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Same on Synology NAS. Just fails with server-1 exited with code 132, running it manually produces nothing:

root@storage2:~/khoj# docker-compose run server /bin/bash
WARN[0000] /root/khoj/docker-compose.yaml: `version` is obsolete
[+] Creating 1/0
 ✔ Container khoj-database-1  Running                                                                                                                                            0.0s


root@storage2:~/khoj#

Found this in dmesg:

[2869088.218453] traps: python3[21932] trap invalid opcode ip:7f8e2643d25b sp:7ffff75753b0 error:0 in libllama.so[7f8e26321000+135000]

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Same error here

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Same here on Synology NAS: any workaround available yet?
Should we try specific OS/Arch image https://github.com/khoj-ai/khoj/pkgs/container/khoj?

For now issue happen with release 1.13, 1.12.1 and 1.11.0

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Ok all docker images are getting the same issue starting release 1.9.0 included. It DOES work with 1.8.0 and lower (at least the container is up and running)
It might be related to #680 which sounds link with the error you get in dmesg @ssuukk #748 (comment).

@JC1738 maybe we can change the title of this issue to be more precise?

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Hey guys, I'm trying to reproduce this error. I just did a clean install on my Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS with 16 GB RAM and it's working fine for me. Do you mind sharing more about your machine specs?

Sometimes when docker containers immediately exit like that, it's because of a memory constraint. You can try increasing the allocated memory to the Docker conatiner You can see some instructions on how to do that here for Linux.

This is happening at first run? Can you try building it again with KHOJ_DEBUG=True in your environment variables and see if that gives you anymore info?

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Me and @ssuukk trying to make it work on our Synology NAS. I got my self 16G Ram on it but I think the only thing I can do with memory and cpu is limitation which it is not active, so I guess it is getting all ressource it can I guess.

Yes it did happen on very first run.

I'll try rebuilding with debug on and let you know.

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Since the container stop immediately after few seconds I can't get any logs actually.
Here are my NAS specs

Here is Docker engine info

  Version:          20.10.23
  API version:      1.41 (minimum version 1.12)
  Go version:       go1.19.1
  Git commit:       5fcb1cf
  Built:            Fri Sep  8 08:18:18 2023
  OS/Arch:          linux/amd64
  Experimental:     false

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