[QUESTION/HELP] k3d script k3d-entrypoint-dns.sh might have a problem

[2fxprogeeme]

Hi,

I use k3d version 5.6.3 with rootless podman, version 4.6.1, and I had no problems creating k3d clusters for the last months but now suddenly during cluster creation the startup of the k3d containers fail.

I found out that startup of software in container is with script k3d-entrypoint.sh which first searches for additional scripts k3d-entrypoint-*.sh and executes them.
The problem I have is in script k3d-entrypoint-dns.sh. First part of the problem is the line

set -o errexit

This will end script execution immediately if a command returns with exit code not equal 0.
The second part of my problem are the lines

grep -q "${docker_dns}" /etc/resolv.conf
grepstatus=$?

Here if ${docker_dns} is not found in /etc/resolv.conf the grep command terminates with 1. This case is handled in the next lines. But this next line is never executed due to set -o errexit and so the script terminates and as a result the complete startup terminates.

My question: Is that as expected or should the startup script k3d-entrypoint-dns.sh be modified to be able to handle the result of the grepcommand?

Btw, set -o errexit is set in nearly every kde-entrypoint-*.sh script. Maybe there are additional code lines with similar behavior?

Best regards
Ulrich.

[2fxprogeeme]

Additional information.
In my last post I wrote that start of cluster members failed suddenly. In the meantime I found the reason for that. Cluster member startup only fails if I have the official installation installed on my system (installed using curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/k3d-io/k3d/main/install.sh | bash). If I build from branch main everything works fine. There is a difference in file k3d-entrypoint-dns.sh between branch main and main-v5.

From branch main (working in my case)

.
# Update resolv.conf to use the Gateway IP if needed: this will also make CoreDNS use it via k3s' default `forward . /etc/resolv.conf` rule in the CoreDNS config
if grep -q "${docker_dns}" /etc/resolv.conf; then
  echo "[$(date -Iseconds)] [DNS Fix] > Replacing IP in /etc/resolv.conf ..."
.

From branch main-v5

.
# Update resolv.conf to use the Gateway IP if needed: this will also make CoreDNS use it via k3s' default `forward . /etc/resolv.conf` rule in the CoreDNS config
grep -q "${docker_dns}" /etc/resolv.conf
grepstatus=$?
if test $grepstatus -eq 0; then
.

In the working case (call of grep within "if") the exit code of the grep is handled by the if and so set -o errexit has no impact.

Please consider to at least merge the content of entrypoint-dns.sh from branch main to main-v5.

Best regards
Ulrich