2 Docker Desktop - Unexpected WSL error I faced the same issue and here are the steps which I followed, and it worked for me Uninstall the current Docker Desktop Remove any docker folder from your user directory Clean the %temp% folder Unregister docker-desktop using WSL Run wsl --update Reinstall Docker Desktop Restart Windows
Container runs, but localhost is not accessible (despite port mapping . . . ON Linux, you could have Docker Desktop or Docker CE, but the point is that localhost in the container is not localhost on the host Port forwarding forwards ports to the container IP, but the process will not listen on that if it listens on localhost
Change ports and mount of an existing container - Docker Desktop . . . Hello, Yes, there is a way to change and add ports and mounts to an existing container in Docker Desktop on Ubuntu You don’t need to use docker commit for this purpose To change ports, you can stop the container using docker stop [container_name], then remove it with docker rm [container_name], and finally run a new container with the updated port mappings using the docker run command For
Docker Desktop - Windows 11 - Unexpected WSL error Docker Desktop - Windows 11 - Unexpected WSL error An unexpected error occurred while executing a WSL command I'm having trouble with Docker Desktop on my Windows 11 system
Docker Desktop - WSL update failewsl --updated [closed] Currently I use Docker Desktop 4 32 0 version on Windows 10, I updated to new version, after this Docker Engine stopped tunning and gave error: wsl update failed: update failed: updating wsl: exit
Authentication required - Docker Community Forums Multiple reinstallations of Docker Desktop: Including full uninstallation and reinstallation Cleared Docker-related credentials from Windows Credential Manager: Manually deleted all entries containing “docker” Performed “Clean Purge data” in Docker Desktop Settings: Selected both “WSL2” and “Windows Containers” for deletion
Ubuntu Error The command docker could not be found in this WSL 2 . . . NAME STATE VERSION * Ubuntu Running 2 docker-desktop Running 2 Ubuntu-20 04 Running 2 docker-desktop-data Running 2 Go into the Docker Desktop Settings -> Resources -> WSL integration Select the WSL 2 distro you are using from the above list (e g Ubuntu 20 04 in my case) and Apply Restart Now running the version command works as expected in my distribution, and I have all of the