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Help! Docker engine fails to start.

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    frei
    wrote on last edited by girish
    #1

    I received an alert from community members telling me that the server is down.

    Docker engine has failed to start.

    Docker engine failed.png

    systemctl status box shows that Cloudron is running.

    What do I do??

    I believe that Linode automatically updated Ubuntu to 22.04 . . because I installed the version, which Cloudron recommended.

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      frei
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      #2

      Found a clue.

      "Flag --graph has been deprecated . . "

      Flag --graph has been deprecated.png

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        @frei yes, the latest docker renamed --graph to --data-root . Just change that arg and it should work.

        • Edit /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d/custom.conf
        • Change --graph to --data-root
        • systemctl daemon-reload
        • systemctl restart docker
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          Yes, I found this post, and following the advice . .

          appears to be doing the trick, now rebooting . . finger crossed.

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            And we're all back up. Thanks for the quick response.

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              Tyvm, saved my day!

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