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I've found that on a clean install the docker service is not enabled by default. This has caught me a few times where after a reboot the container wasn't running. When I ran sudo docker ps the container always says "Status: started a few seconds ago" so it took me way to long to realize I needed to do a systemctl enable docker
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I've found that on a clean install the docker service is not enabled by default. This has caught me a few times where after a reboot the container wasn't running. When I ran sudo docker ps the container always says "Status: started a few seconds ago" so it took me way to long to realize I needed to do a
systemctl enable docker
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: