Findthelorax Posted July 9, 2023 Share Posted July 9, 2023 (edited) I have two docker-pr taking up ports that aren't containers. They seen to come up when I start docker. is there a way to manually remove them? They aren't linked to a container so I can't force remove that way. docker-pr 45155 root 4u IPv4 80740191 0t0 TCP *:8070 (LISTEN) docker-pr 45162 root 4u IPv6 80740194 0t0 TCP *:8070 (LISTEN) docker-pr 45173 root 4u IPv4 80704388 0t0 TCP *:1880 (LISTEN) docker-pr 45180 root 4u IPv6 80735680 0t0 TCP *:1880 (LISTEN) I have rebooted the server and stopped and restarted docker but it has not fixed anything. I can kill one of the docker-pr but the other ones number is constanly changing. Edited July 9, 2023 by Findthelorax Quote Link to comment
Findthelorax Posted July 26, 2023 Author Share Posted July 26, 2023 (edited) Adding because I must have fixed this but it came up again... not sure what I do or what to do at this moment but hopefully I can get it fixed again. I now have a list of about 20 lingering docker-pr. stopped docker, rebooted...nothing I can try to kill -9 45180 which seems to work but I still cannot use the port and rebooting it comes back docker-pr = docker-proxy docker-pr 10104 root 4u IPv4 8437 0t0 TCP *:8001 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10111 root 4u IPv6 57629 0t0 TCP *:8001 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10125 root 4u IPv4 61454 0t0 TCP *:8070 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10132 root 4u IPv6 35499 0t0 TCP *:8070 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10169 root 4u IPv4 17235 0t0 TCP *:25600 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10176 root 4u IPv6 55643 0t0 TCP *:25600 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10190 root 4u IPv4 8454 0t0 TCP *:xfer (LISTEN) docker-pr 10197 root 4u IPv6 17238 0t0 TCP *:xfer (LISTEN) docker-pr 10211 root 4u IPv4 55655 0t0 TCP *:1880 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10218 root 4u IPv6 56898 0t0 TCP *:1880 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10233 root 4u IPv4 17250 0t0 TCP *:8002 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10240 root 4u IPv6 21442 0t0 TCP *:8002 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10254 root 4u IPv4 21445 0t0 TCP *:9090 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10260 root 4u IPv6 55658 0t0 TCP *:9090 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10275 root 4u IPv4 21453 0t0 TCP *:5055 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10282 root 4u IPv6 23916 0t0 TCP *:5055 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10297 root 4u IPv4 62483 0t0 TCP *:6443 (LISTEN) docker-pr 10304 root 4u IPv6 35504 0t0 TCP *:6443 (LISTEN) The only thing I can think of is tailscale? it's the only thing in network settings with IPv6 and thinking about I believe all of these services are ones I use nginx and cloudflare for external access... removed custom docker network and re-created it which seems to have fixed the issue. Edited July 26, 2023 by Findthelorax Quote Link to comment
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