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6.5.2 Can't Stop or Edit Dockers

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For the last couple of weeks, when I edit a running docker I run the risk of the restart failing and then the docker image disappearing - even when I go to restore via CA the previous settings will be gone.  The docker will hang on restarting in the GUI and then eventually just disappear.  Stopping dockers also used to be a problem, but since I moved my docker image from a UD to my cache this seems to have gone away.

 

Edit: stopping dockers still a problem with image on cache - wheel just spins forever.  I've tried moving appdata back to the cache, but that doesn't help either.  Here's an error I just got when trying to stop beets

 

Jul 22 08:38:42 Highlander nginx: 2018/07/22 08:38:42 [error] 8455#8455: *10057 upstream timed out (110: Connection timed out) while reading response header from upstream, client: 192.168.30.10, server: , request: "POST /plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/include/Events.php HTTP/2.0", upstream: "fastcgi://unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock", host: "1d087a25aac48109ee9a15217a105d14c06e02a6.unraid.net", referrer: "https://1d087a25aac48109ee9a15217a105d14c06e02a6.unraid.net/Docker"

 

192.168.30.10 is the IP address of the W10 VM I'm using.

 

Here's the diagnostics from when I tried to change the IP for my running letsencrypt docker, which then disappeared.

 

Help please

highlander-diagnostics-20180722-0708.zip

 

Edit: second logs includes beets error

 

highlander-diagnostics-20180722-0843.zip

Edited by DZMM

3 hours ago, DZMM said:

I go to restore via CA the previous settings will be gone. 

You should update unRaid to 6.5.3.  From the release notes:

  • webgui: bug fix: prevent deleting user template when (letter case) renaming a docker container

If you're changing a name on an app, then 6.5.2 will guarantee that that CA won't be able to find it anymore in previous apps, and there may be other circumstances that can trigger this.

 

As far as the other problem with stopping containers, just to discount it and you disable SSL access and see if the same behaviour exists?

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23 minutes ago, Squid said:

You should update unRaid to 6.5.3.  From the release notes:

  • webgui: bug fix: prevent deleting user template when (letter case) renaming a docker container

If you're changing a name on an app, then 6.5.2 will guarantee that that CA won't be able to find it anymore in previous apps, and there may be other circumstances that can trigger this.

 

It's probably the other circumstances as I'm doing 'trivial' things like changing mappings, not changing names.  Unfortunately, I had to rollback to 6.5.2 as 6.5.3 was causing my W10 VMs to constantly lockup and crash.  I posted about my woes with other users, but the discussion went dead.  

 

 

29 minutes ago, Squid said:

As far as the other problem with stopping containers, just to discount it and you disable SSL access and see if the same behaviour exists?

 

I tried disabling ssl and I just stopped nzbget - took forever (mins) to stop then threw up an error message:

 

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I've just moved my docker image and appdata back to my cache and stopping dockers is getting even worse - the only way I can stop a docker reliably now is to stop docker completely and then set that particular docker to not start up when docker restarts.......

 

highlander-diagnostics-20180722-2124.zip

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"docker kill container" and "docker stop container" don't work either - they just hang  ?

 

Stopping docker to stop doesn't work reliably either - having to resort to rebooting to edit dockers ????

Edited by DZMM

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Bump anyone?

 

Really annoying that I have to reboot to edit dockers

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More diagnostics posted - trying to stop letsencrypt in the latest batch

 

I'm hoping someone can help please - having to go through a 10-15 min reboot cycle to make small changes is really painful

 

highlander-diagnostics-20180725-1708.zip

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This time Jackett's stopped working and I can't stop or restart it, so I'm going to have to reboot again....

 

I'm currently running 6.5.3 to see if that helped - nope, and I'm still getting the VM freezes (no crashes though and not as bad as before) so I'm going to rollback to 6.5.2 when I reboot again this time just to restart a docker.

 

highlander-diagnostics-20180727-0833.zip

 

 

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Only clue I have is this error everytime I try to edit a docker:

 

Jul 27 09:53:54 Highlander nginx: 2018/07/27 09:53:54 [error] 8422#8422: *591973 upstream timed out (110: Connection timed out) while reading response header from upstream, client: 192.168.30.100, server: , request: "POST /plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/include/Events.php HTTP/2.0", upstream: "fastcgi://unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock", host: "1d087a25aac48109ee9a15217a105d14c06e02a6.unraid.net", referrer: "https://1d087a25aac48109ee9a15217a105d14c06e02a6.unraid.net/Dashboard"

 

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