January 22, 201511 yr I somehow had a Plex container get corrupted; it failed during an update and now the whole thing is broken in ways I don't quite understand. I'm perfectly happy nuking the whole thing and starting over with it, but I don't seem to be able to do that. When I try to remove the container & image I get this error: (Container cc19f49e45a1 is the one that I'm trying to delete, and it is stopped so I'm not sure why it is using 6b9114022a85) And when I try to remove just the container I get this error: Any advice?
January 22, 201511 yr Its possible the docker service running on your computer is still trying to run a command on those images. Can you stop/start the docker service?
January 22, 201511 yr Update ? If you mean update via automated builds on docker hub, then you have exactly the same issue as. I say this because the image not being deleted due to it being used was also happening to me. There is something very wrong with docker hub at the moment, builds are not getting tagged as latest. this is not just me anymore, there is an open issue on the docker github for this exact thing. https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/10271 i posted a forum issue about it here http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=37814.0 @smdion, can you test this on a build and see if it is widespread bug ?
January 23, 201511 yr Author Its possible the docker service running on your computer is still trying to run a command on those images. Can you stop/start the docker service? I guess I can try that. It doesn't look like there is a way to do it from the GUI. How would I do it from the command line? Update ? If you mean update via automated builds on docker hub, then you have exactly the same issue as. Yeah, I mean I just hit the 'Update' button in the GUI and the update failed halfway through for some reason. Now this container seems to be broken and I can't remove it.
January 25, 201511 yr Author Any chance I can get some help with this? I really don't know how to fix this issue.
January 25, 201511 yr Any chance I can get some help with this? I really don't know how to fix this issue. Only suggestion is to nuke it all from orbit and start over. Stop docker, delete the docker.img , recreate docker.img, start docker, and readd all of them from templates.
January 25, 201511 yr I believe the docker rmi command will work. It would be "docker rmi needo/plexmediaserver" as an example. This would delete all containers not including the shared contaners used by the base image. I see you are attempting to delete by container ID. Should also work but try the above and see if it deletes for you. If this fails you may very well have corrupted base image containers which doesn't make sense nor should it happen. Kryspy
January 26, 201511 yr Author Thanks for the help. Still didn't work though, and I'm not sure what ID it is referring to in the error I'm getting:
January 26, 201511 yr Author Hm, it looks like part of my problem may be that I'm out of space on my Docker share. Is it possible to resize it?
January 26, 201511 yr Any chance I can get some help with this? I really don't know how to fix this issue. Only suggestion is to nuke it all from orbit and start over. Stop docker, delete the docker.img , recreate docker.img, start docker, and readd all of them from templates.
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