Miko

I had the same problem (centos7sp9 with docker 20.10.1) and added _privileged_ parameter (https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/run/#runtime-privilege-and-linux-capabilities) and it worked. Because I wanted to use this in our swarm cluster I failed again...

Is it possible that a request timeout was hit? How long does the query take and is it always limited to exactly 100? By `LineString` I assume a geojson source?

@AimbotNooby I have been down in the rabbit hole and found some batch and chunk sizes on my way down, but everything was fine. The "issue" is hard coded here:...

I'm using SIGHUP in a dockered environment, too, (since version 4.4.x, up to the latest 5.0.0) and never had this kind of issue. I'm not reloading in an interval, but...

As of @mloskot's issue is caused by an entrypoint overwrite (`command` == `ENTRYPOINT`, `args` == `CMD`, see https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/inject-data-application/define-command-argument-container/#define-a-command-and-arguments-when-you-create-a-pod), it may be helpful to check the startup config of the others,...

@mloskot AFAIK: None and in my opinion that is fine: I'm not a fan of long process calls. For simple needs it may help to have some more command line...

Yes, you are right then, I misunderstood your suggestion. But then I have an even more opposit opinion: You already can append every command line option (using `args` or `CMD`...

Then stop using `command`. My point is, that I do not understand what prevents you from just using this: ```yaml args: [ "--public_url", "..." ] ```

This should be fixed by #1455

> Now the container fails from time to time but it restarts automatically. > > I have not found anything in the container logs that explains the crash... (would be...