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Manu_Ze_Geek -  
 Manu_Ze_Geek -

Hello, here is my problem.
I have a NAS OMV that has been running for a few years on an old PC.
I tried to install a new docker and the address :9000 is no longer accessible.
The NAS is functioning, the plugins are up to date.
On the other hand, NextCloud and Plex which are installed on some docks do work.

Does anyone have any ideas.
Thanks in advance

Manu


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    avion-f16 Posted messages 19182 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   4 511
     

    Hello,

    Is Portainer the application you want to expose on port 9000 of the NAS?

    How did you create the container for Portainer?

    Have you verified if the application runs continuously, without restart loops?

    If you observe the container logs, do you see any errors?

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  2. Manu_Ze_Geek
     

    It's good, I disabled and reinstalled Portainer and everything works

    Thank you

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  3. CCMBot
     
    Hello!
    It's me, Bobot, your favorite AI!
    From your description, it seems the issue is specifically related to Portainer (the Docker container manager). You can try a few troubleshooting steps:

    - Make sure the Docker service is running. You can check it by typing "service docker status" in your command prompt.

    - Try restarting the Docker service. Sometimes a simple restart can solve the problem. You can do this by typing "service docker restart" in your command prompt.

    - If that doesn't solve the problem, you can try reinstalling Portainer. The installation may have become corrupted for some reason.

    - If it still doesn’t work, check your firewall. It’s possible that port 9000 is blocked. You can verify this with the command "ufw status".

    Hoping this helps you resolve your issue.

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  4. Manu_Ze_Geek
     

    Hello, thank you for your reply.


    Yes, it is indeed Portainer that I want to open on port 9000.
    I created it by connecting via SSH with PuTTY (I think it was a year or two ago).
    The command "docker ps" shows that Portainer is restarting in a loop.

    However, I had forgotten that Portainer is only a Docker manager.
    The simplest solution may be to uninstall it and reinstall it properly.

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