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Bind on Port 80 Fails Due to Permissions in NGINX Ingress

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Environment

A Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE) CLI or Rancher v2.x provisioned Kubernetes cluster

Situation

Sometimes an admin may see an error in the logs like the one below:

nginx: [emerg] bind() to 0.0.0.0:80 failed (13: Permission denied)

Resolution

Remove the ingress container image from the node(s), using the following commands:

# Find the name of the nginx-ingress-controller pod
NGINX_INGRESS_CONTROLLER="$(kubectl get pods -n ingress-nginx | awk '/nginx-ingress-controller/ { print $1 }')"

# Remove nginx-ingress-controller pod and then clean up the container image
docker rm -f "${NGINX_INGRESS_CONTROLLER}" && \
docker system prune -af

Cause

According to kubernetes/ingress-nginx GitHub Issue #3858, this is caused by a capabilities failure on one of the layers of the nginx-ingress-controller image, due to the xattrs not being copied correctly.

Additional Information

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  • Document ID:000020005
  • Creation Date: 06-May-2021
  • Modified Date:05-Jul-2024
    • SUSE Rancher

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