exec error

[SparkHao]

• sudo ./target/release/supra-seal-demo 512MiB
  sector size: "512MiB"
  Initializing spdk using config supra_seal.cfg
  sectors 2
  coord 8 hashers 1
  sectors 4
  coord 8 hashers 2
  sectors 8
  coord 8 hashers 4
  sectors 16
  coord 8 hashers 8
  sectors 32
  coord 8 hashers 14
  coord 16 hashers 2
  sectors 64
  coord 8 hashers 14
  coord 16 hashers 14
  coord 24 hashers 4
  sectors 128
  coord 8 hashers 14
  coord 16 hashers 14
  coord 24 hashers 14
  coord 32 hashers 14
  coord 40 hashers 8
  TELEMETRY: No legacy callbacks, legacy socket not created
  Unable to attached to all specified NVMe. Ensure spdk scripts/setup.sh was run and drive list is up-to-date in .cfg

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➜ spdk-v22.09 git:(v22.09) sudo ./scripts/setup.sh
0000:21:00.0 (8086 0b60): Active devices: holder@nvme0n1:md127,mount@nvme0n1:md127, so not binding PCI dev
0000:22:00.0 (8086 0b60): Active devices: holder@nvme1n1:md127,mount@nvme1n1:md127, so not binding PCI dev
0000:23:00.0 (8086 0b60): Active devices: holder@nvme2n1:md127,mount@nvme2n1:md127, so not binding PCI dev
0000:24:00.0 (8086 0b60): Active devices: holder@nvme3n1:md127,mount@nvme3n1:md127, so not binding PCI dev
./scripts/setup.sh: line 555: Warning: your password will expire in 99301 days.
263698804: syntax error in expression (error token is ": your password will expire in 99301 days.
263698804")

[simonatsn]

That looks like an error from the spdk setup script. Try running that in isolation to root cause the issue. It generally expects sudo to work without requiring a password so if that's not enable it could be the cause.