Hi, I Want To Run A Task In A Docker:Dind Container (Runs Alpine Linux As Os) And Setup Python There Via The Setup Shell Script. However, When Running The Task The Setup Script Seems To Use Bash As Default Command, While Alpine Does Not Support Bash Scri

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I want to run a task in a docker:dind container (runs Alpine Linux as OS) and setup python there via the setup shell script. However, when running the task the setup script seems to use bash as default command, while Alpine does not support bash scripts per se. Also parsing an argument --entry_point /bin/sh does not work.

Could you clarify how exactly the setup script is being called in the docker container and what the problem could be for this specific case?

  				
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Hi @<1773520437003685888:profile|SuperiorOtter59> , how are you running the ClearML Agent? Also, how are you providing the docker-entrypoint.sh ? As far as I know the agent will not generate this file, so I assume it's either already part of the image, or injected somehow?

  				
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I run the clearml agent with clearml-agent daemon --queue cpu_docker --docker . The file docker-entrypoint.sh is part of the docker image docker:dind .
From the log files it appears that clearml runs the setup shell script as bash script ... '--rm', 'docker:dind', 'bash', '-c', ... . However, the docker container does not have bash installed, but runs only sh.

  				
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Hi, kindly asking for any updates on this. Thank you.

  				
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