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When I run docker-compose up in my Docker project it fails with the following message: Error starting userland proxy: listen tcp 0.0.0.0:3000: bind: address already in use. shows this: I've already tried docker-compose down, but it doesn't help. Run a sudo netstat -pna | grep 3000 to get the process that's listening.
How exactly do you know the address isn't in use? What happens if you specify an alternate port? unfortunately, the same thing. Whats the best way to completely remove jekyll and reinstall it. If you used Ruby gem to install, you should be able to uninstall with gem uninstall jekyll.
In this article, we demonstrated how to resolve the “address already in use” issue in Docker. First, we analyzed the cause of the issue. Then we resolved it using different methods. Finally, we explored a similar issue related to the bind address.
The “bind: address already in use” error in Docker indicates a port conflict on the host machine. The resolution path involves identifying the process currently using the required port and then deciding whether to terminate that process, stop the associated service, reconfigure the conflicting application to use a different port, or modify ...
I am trying to start a docker container on a specific ip by adding this to the docker-compose file: - 'xxx.xxx.253.202:443:443' And I get this:
The major cause of the Docker error “bind: address already in use” can be another process using the same port. Here's how we can solve this.
Todo va perfectamente bien hasta que se te olvida matar el servidor antes de cerrar tu laptop o simplemente comienza a fallar después de guardar algún cambio. at Server.setupListenHandle [as...
You can enable SO_REUSEADDR with setsockopt(2) to allow your program to bind to the port immediately. See this example –
My server rebooted this morning due to a power outage, and now I can't start pihole with the same issue (docker: Error response from daemon: Address already in use.)
Nextcloud, dokuwiki, freshrss, piwigo and documentserver all seem to use 443, but I can’t understand why. My docker-compose doesn’t bind the port to them: Docker-compose.yml “docker logs swag” gives no output. swag/log/nginx/error.log and access.log both have nothing from the latest attempts to get the container going. Nginx.conf is here.