Have you read a contributing guide?
Current Behavior
With the latest release i noticed that my images weren‘t syncing.
The logs showed that the consensus node didn‘t start.
The root cause was a malformed command entry in the Docker Compose configuration for any-sync-consensusnode, where the container tried to execute:
/bin/sh -c '[/bin/any-sync-consensusnode, -c, /etc/any-sync-consensusnode/config.yml]'
This string was incorrectly interpreted as a literal shell command instead of a proper exec‑style array, causing the container to fail with not found and immediately restart. As a result, the consensus node did not start reliably, which disrupted full synchronization (especially for assets like images), even though basic object sync appeared to work.
The issue was resolved by ensuring the command is set as a clean YAML list:
command: ["any-sync-consensusnode", "-c", "/etc/any-sync-consensusnode/config.yml"]
This prevents the shell wrapper and allows the binary to start directly, fixing the restart loop and restoring complete synchronization, including images.
Expected Behavior
As posted before
Steps To Reproduce
As posted before.
Environment
Proxmox LXC with latest Docker
Anything else?
No response
Have you read a contributing guide?
Current Behavior
With the latest release i noticed that my images weren‘t syncing.
The logs showed that the consensus node didn‘t start.
The root cause was a malformed
commandentry in the Docker Compose configuration forany-sync-consensusnode, where the container tried to execute:/bin/sh -c '[/bin/any-sync-consensusnode, -c, /etc/any-sync-consensusnode/config.yml]'
This string was incorrectly interpreted as a literal shell command instead of a proper
exec‑style array, causing the container to fail withnot foundand immediately restart. As a result, the consensus node did not start reliably, which disrupted full synchronization (especially for assets like images), even though basic object sync appeared to work.The issue was resolved by ensuring the
commandis set as a clean YAML list:command: ["any-sync-consensusnode", "-c", "/etc/any-sync-consensusnode/config.yml"]
This prevents the shell wrapper and allows the binary to start directly, fixing the restart loop and restoring complete synchronization, including images.
Expected Behavior
As posted before
Steps To Reproduce
As posted before.
Environment
Anything else?
No response