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Unable to run Sample applications like hello world and Python on SUSE-based Linux distribution docker container. #2009
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How did you install Gramine? There seems to be a mismatch between the versions of Gramine itself and the Gramine-patched Glibc library. Could it be that you installed Gramine from packages, but then also installed it from source? |
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I agree w/ the speculation about version mismatch. But |
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@veluruchaithanya: Can you share your manifest? |
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Hi @mkow,
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Hi,
I am trying to run applications inside the SGX secure enclave using Gramine LibOS. I have deployed a docker image that includes dependencies for building Gramine, installing the Intel SGX SDK, and running a Hello World application to test basic Gramine functionality.
I successfully ran the Hello world application inside the container without using Gramine. Then I tried to run it using the gramine-direct command, hello world application failed. I tried to debug the issue using GDB and found that I am getting segmentation fault. The error is caused by failure in registering and calling library "/lib/libc.so.6" within the Gramine runtime.
I have tried running python application as well using the gramine-direct command and I got same segmentation fault error. Here error is caused by failure in registering and calling library ""/usr/lib64/libpython3.6m.so.1.0" within the Gramine runtime.
Can someone help with this issue as I have limited experience in using gramine?
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