exec /root/.start-container.sh: no such file or directory #23
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When trying to start the lab after the update I'm getting
Is there a problem with the docker? |
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Answer from @LukasForst and @HappyStoic: For people with Windows machines running our StratoCyberLab: If you're having issues with last assignment and getting 500 Internal Server Error, your system incorrectly converted line endings in the git repository. To fix it you must delete strato cyber lab, setup git to correct line endings and git clone it again. So, the following should work:
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Answer from @LukasForst and @HappyStoic: For people with Windows machines running our StratoCyberLab: If you're having issues with last assignment and getting 500 Internal Server Error, your system incorrectly converted line endings in the git repository. To fix it you must delete strato cyber lab, setup git to correct line endings and git clone it again. So, the following should work:
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Answer from @LukasForst and @HappyStoic:
For people with Windows machines running our StratoCyberLab:
If you're having issues with last assignment and getting 500 Internal Server Error, your system incorrectly converted line endings in the git repository.
To fix it you must delete strato cyber lab, setup git to correct line endings and git clone it again. So, the following should work:
docker compose downrm -r stratocyberlabgitto not to convert line endings on checkoutgit config --global core.autocrlf falsegit config --global core.eol lf