fork/exec error about nvidiagpubeat HOT 6 CLOSED

Similar prob in old git repo: https://github.com/deepujain/nvidiagpubeat/issues/20

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@somabc Thanks for using nvidiagpubeat.

Fix is available at https://github.com/eBay/nvidiagpubeat#run-in-production, Use -E seccomp.enabled=false

Please update this Issue with results of your test.

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@deepujain I was testing a fix I found adding the seccomp.enabled:false in the nvidiagpubeat.yml, but didn't worked.
I confirm, adding the -E seccomp.enabled=false in the command line fixed the issue also on RH 7.5.

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@somabc Beat is failing to determine the number of gpu cards and is failing at gpucount.go
What output do you see when you run

 bash -c "ls /dev | grep nvidia | grep -v nvidia-uvm | grep -v nvidiactl | wc -l"

I am able to run the command from a standalone go file but not from beat.

import (
	"fmt"
	"os/exec"
)

func command() {
	gpucount := "ls /dev | grep nvidia | grep -v nvidia-uvm | grep -v nvidiactl | wc -l"
	cmd := exec.Command("bash", "-c", gpucount)
	out, err := cmd.Output()
	if err == nil {
		fmt.Println(string(out))
	}
}

func main() {
	command()
}

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bash -c "ls /dev | grep nvidia | grep -v nvidia-uvm | grep -v nvidiactl | wc -l"

gives an output of 1

Thanks added -E seccomp.enabled=false and it's working now

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@somabc @minduni Thanks for confirmation.
You are correct. I did try the .yml fix and it did not work. However the -E worked.

Also, could you please star the repository, if you find nvidiagpubeat useful. It helps in tracking number of users.

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