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There has been a discussion like this on Matrix already, and crossed several scenarios, it must be something on the host. I just tested the exact same command you are using, and it works just fine for me. Stuff like: #Kernel/Host info:
uname -a
# CPU Info:
cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -m1 -i "model name"
#Docker info:
docker info
# Storage space:
df -h |
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Subject of the issue
Crash on startup
Deployment environment
vaultwarden version:
latest docker (sha256:c2849f8189e4d425a9d80db0380566cc38577b289b9e6c88330e190e19af5a30)
Install method:
docker
Other relevant details:
debian 12 bookworm
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
plain start up, no issues
Actual behaviour + troubleshooting data
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