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Can't start docker on ubuntu (16.04) #281
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Well apparently, once installed docker will always start on boot... so the error came from the fact that docker was already running... I won't detail here the bug chain that let me assume it was not. I am sorry. |
I have exactly the same errors, what did you do to fix this problem? |
As far as I remeber, I gave up and used a friend's computer as I only had a small thing to do. Sorry... |
I know this is an old question but just in case that someone might have the same problem here is what worked for me. Step 1: If the docker is running you will get something like:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Hope this helps someone else. |
Thank u it helped Me.. |
Muchas gracias funciono. |
Thank you very much, it worked right away :) 👍 |
thanos1983, thanks a lot, man! |
Thank you very much |
so i been waiting for a while after using "sudo dockerd" do i have to do something else? @thanos1983 |
Hello @paulcasta , Is the daemon running after? Check the status: systemctl status docker Is it running? If not try to restart it after: sudo systemctl restart docker See if it is working after. Hope this helps. BR / Thanos |
Hi....
in 4minitz_settings.json i have even changed the root_url values also but still not able to access from browser... |
Can anyone help me to access the link from outside server ? |
Hello @wasimdf, This kind of questions are better asked on relevant forums not on git hub where people report bugs. I am not sure what are your configurations but from what you describe you need to enable the ipv4/6 forwarder. Search on the web how to do that based on your version of Linux. For example for Debian : https://linuxhint.com/enable_ip_forwarding_ipv4_debian_linux/ Hope this helps. BR / Thanos |
@thanos1983 2 years later and your solution STILL worked for me, so thank you! |
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still getting the same massage : Failure |
Hello @LucaErr , Most likely your daemon is down. Check I assume that you have installed correctly the packages and you have skipped by accident to enable it so on start up is not loading. Have you followed these steps Configure Docker to start on boot. It should be fine after that. Hope it helps. BR / Thanos |
@thanos1983 thanks for the reply, btw i resolved just with the latest version of docker... for a distraction mistake i installed a version not compatible with the latest version of rancher. |
I am running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (up to date)
Re-installing docker does not fix the problem
Here is the list of commands / errors (happening after a fresh install, I have no containers)
1
2
3
and from here we are back to 2...
If I restart the computer I go back to 1.
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