mikeTWC1984


I guess you started cronicle as non-root user or plugin is running as non-root user.

yes, that's the gotcha of docker if running as non-root. If you start cronicle inside docker as user with id 123, you should also have user with same uid on...

You need to run docker as root, and plugin as non-root. Instead of 0 you can put your own uid, so folders you have access to will be available for...

You seem to use some old image, newer version of cronicle shouldn't crash on plugin error.

can you just run some simple bash command like ```bash #!/bin/bash echo 123 ```

what image or dockerfile are you using?

I think it just can't digest output of your python script. Are you printing out some json stuff?

your shebang doesnt look right, try ```#!/usr/bin/env python```

you need to specify full path to python executable if it's not installed. e.g.: ```#!/usr/bin/python``` if it's installed then this should work ```#!/usr/bin/env python``` Anyway, this is not a cronicle...