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For me, this occurred when I had traefik-cloudflare-companion and cloudflareddns in the same stack with all environment values in an .env file. What happened was that both of these containers have LOG_LEVEL as a variable, and I had included it as a variable in the .env file for cloudfladdns. So when the stack was brought up, companion was fed cloudflaredddns's LOG_LEVEL variable from the .env file (with a value of '3' - which is not a valid value for companion's log level - it either has to be Info, Verbose, or Debug).
Fix: Make a variable specifically for companion's LOG_LEVEL and point to it under environment.
I named mine CF_COMP_LOG_LEVEL. Gave it a value of INFO (CF_COMP_LOG_LEVEL=INFO) in the .env file. Then under environment in the compose details, I pointed to it by: LOG_LEVEL: ${CF_COMP_LOG_LEVEL}
This fixed it for me. Not that it was a bug with companion to begin with.
Summary
Steps to reproduce
:latest
container images from docker hub failWhat is the expected correct behavior?
should not fail.
Relevant logs and/or screenshots
Environment
Any logs | docker-compose.yml
Possible fixes
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