I’ve just installed Rockstor on a repurposed machine, and it suffered a random reboot. I’ll be testing the RAM, etc., but now I can’t start Docker due to an old instance of the docker0 bridge.
dockerd[5941]: failed to start daemon: Error initializing network controller: error creating default "bridge" network: cannot create network 738d60b2edf39c960034579b6bb5396e66fe446558773be494ee6fd3dd39238b (docker0): conflicts with network 5238a1ddcf98fe0ca223df4ae429dd7d51f575dcade3ac3fde5361e4202700ed (docker0): networks have same bridge name
nmcli shows the existing docker0 bridge, even after a reboot, so I tried to remove it:
nmcli connection delete docker0
Connection 'docker0' (3472d784-8a34-48dc-87f6-9340ef12fce5) successfully deleted.
nmcli device delete docker0
Device 'docker0' successfully removed.
Docker still can’t start (same error). Various guides online suggest removing the contents of /var/lib/docker/network but /var/lib/docker is empty on my installation.
I’m running Rockstor 5.0.15 on Leap 15.6.
Anyone have any ideas?
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