Trouble with the Docker Containers Widget #692
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Hello there, I'm having issues with the Docker Container widget. I keep getting this error, and I'm unsure why.
`/var/run/docker.sock' does exist, I checked. Here is my compose file. I did have to change ports, I'm not sure if that's the reason I'm getting the error. |
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I've also changed the port and have not seen that error. If the docker socket exists, it might be a permissions issue. Docker requires elevated permissions to access the socket. Make sure your user is in the docker group: |
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Hmm, no. Sadly that didn't fix it. |
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Have you tried this command to ensure My output looks like this: I'm running docker rootless with my user in the docker group and a basically identical docker compose.yaml. I chose a different port, but unless you have a port conflict I wouldn't see where that would matter. I really can't offer any other help; I'd also be asking for an assist if I were getting that error. |
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Okay, I get "no such file" when I run that. I have no clue how to fix it though. |
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Hey, did you run |
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No, I did |
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Yeah that was it. Thanks for that. Are all my docker containers supposed to be there? I only put Jellyfin in the config so far, but all of them are there. (edit; I see that they are supposed to be there.) |
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Yes, that's the default behavior. You can change it by setting |
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Hey, did you run
docker compose up -dafter making the change to thedocker-compose.ymlfile?