Vm network does not work since installing docker

[davistw]

I have a debian vm and after installing jailmaker/docker it no longer talks to the network. The version of docker that the script installed is 26.0.2
How do I remove docker?
Could it be this version? how can I downgrade to a previous version?

[davistw]

I figured out how to uninstall it. Fixed it. I suspect it was the docker iptables. Docker adds a pile to iptables.

[Stux]

@davistw

I have a debian vm and after installing jailmaker/docker it no longer talks to the network. The version of docker that the script installed is 26.0.2
How do I remove docker?
Could it be this version? how can I downgrade to a previous version?

Apparently, docker 26.0.2 broke things. Downgrading to 26.0.1 fixes things.

Linux Jails (sandboxes / containers) with Jailmaker

I have found several issues with the latest version of Docker, 26.0.2. Many containers stopped working with networking errors, after upgrading to it. I have managed to get them working by downgrading Docker to 26.0.1, with the following shell command: apt-get install docker-ce=5:26.0.1-1~debian.12~bookworm docker-ce-cli=5:26.0.1-1~debian.12~bookworm containerd.io docker-buildx-plugin docker-compose-plugin YMMV, but for now this has allowed me to start my containers again.

[davistw]

Thanks, good to know. Thank you for figuring that out. I have it back working now by doing the removal of docker. I think right now I will wait until Truenas has built in support for jailmaker and docker. I hope they will put it in their gui soon. The APPS/kubernetes process is way too complicated and cumbersom. I realize that it is a state of the art product but it left a lot of experimenter types in the dust when they changed from the old 'core" way.