To resolve this, verify ownership and permissions of the application files, remove stale lock files, and restart the Talend Remote Engine:
Ensure that the dedicated Talend user and group have full recursive ownership over the application files to prevent any permission-related runtime errors:
Adjust the absolute path `/opt/talend/` if your installation directory differs.
Stop the Talend Remote Engine Service:
sudo systemctl stop talend-remote-engine.service
Manually purge the stale or unsynced lock file that is blocking the engine startup:
rm /opt/talend/TalendRemoteEngine/lock
Restart the Talend Remote Engine Service. The engine will automatically generate a fresh, synced lock file upon a successful boot.
sudo systemctl start talend-remote-engine.service
Cause
An unexpected downtime or sudden disconnection of the Talend Remote Engine (RE) left the application's file lock (TalendRemoteEngine/lock) in an unsynced or stale state. Because the container detected this pre-existing lock file upon recovery, it assumed another process was already running, subsequently blocking all other dependent modules and services from initializing.