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It seems I have found the reason !

When the container starts, the logs folder doesn't exists (it is not in my repo) -> Octane tries to write its PID file in this folder, which fails. A Log entry is generated by the Laravel's log facade, which creates the logs folder.

On the second start, the logs folder exists, so it works !

I have added a RUN command in my dockerfile, now it works on every startup !

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