After searching all day on the internet, and formatting my cache drive to btrfs, I still haven't gotten Docker to run.

Coming from Windows, I have little experience in these sorts of things.

 

When I try to run "docker start" in Putty, I get the following error message:

docker: error while loading shared libraries: libsqlite3.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

 

Any ideas on how to solve this?

After searching all day on the internet, and formatting my cache drive to btrfs, I still haven't gotten Docker to run.

Coming from Windows, I have little experience in these sorts of things.

 

When I try to run "docker start" in Putty, I get the following error message:

docker: error while loading shared libraries: libsqlite3.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Why are you trying to run Docker from the command line?  With v6b10 there is a GUI interface for running docker.  Also you need to have used that to set up the docker.img file used to hold docker images which is done via the GUI.

 

Any ideas on how to solve this?

Sorry, forgot to mention that I am not able to start Docker through the web gui either.

I ran "docker start" to see what kind of error was preventing Docker from starting.

 

Edit:

The output in syslog when trying to start Docker from the web gui is:

Nov 9 01:11:46 Bart php: /etc/rc.d/rc.docker start
Nov 9 01:11:46 Bart php: starting docker ...
Nov 9 01:11:56 Bart php: 

Sorry, forgot to mention that I am not able to start Docker through the web gui either.

I ran "docker start" to see what kind of error was preventing Docker from starting.

 

Edit:

The output in syslog when trying to start Docker from the web gui is:

Nov 9 01:11:46 Bart php: /etc/rc.d/rc.docker start
Nov 9 01:11:46 Bart php: starting docker ...
Nov 9 01:11:56 Bart php: 

Did you remember to specify a size and location for the docker.img file before attempting to start docker from the GUI?    Have you checked to see if that file actually exists?

Yes, the path specificed is

/mnt/user/docker/docker.img

 

The share "docker" is stored on cache only (see attachment).

(I have also tried using /mnt/cache/docker/docker.img)

 

If the file doesn't exist, it is created, right?

Ok, I think I got it to run now! Did a cleanup in some folders (plugins etc), and restarted. Seems to work now.

Thanks for your help itimpi!

It is worth checking if the file has actually been created as Docker will not start if it has not.

 

I actually set my path to be

/mnt/cache/docker.img

or

/mnt/disk1/docker.img

if not using a cache drive.

which as it is not in a top level folder does not need an associated user share.  You get to see the file by going to the disk level share.  However whether this is good practise or not I am not sure.

It's a good point that a share is not actually needed, but I think I'll keep it like it is for now, since I finally got it up and running again.

Perhaps I'll change it at the next meltdown