Just wondering if anyone else is having issues wit...
# docker
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Just wondering if anyone else is having issues with Docker not working with ColdFusion 2023 anymore? It was working yesterday but then last night my company auto-updated me to Docker Desktop 4.38.0 and macOS Sequoia 15.3 and today it just sits forever with the dreaded "[] Checking server startup status..." message. i'm on an M3 Pro chip. no idea if it was one of those two upgrades that broke it or just a coincidence. i was running the previous versions of Docker and macOS so this shouldn't have been a major upgrade.
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I've not heard of any issues. Do you know when 4.38.0 came out? If it is recent, it is possible it hasn't proliferated enough for folks to run into issues yet. @priyank_adobe have you had any noise on the support channels regarding this?
s
I'm fairly sure it came out yesterday, or at least that's when it got pushed out to all our development machines.
m
Hmm, ok, lemme do some local testing and see if it is a general issue with the update or something M3 Pro related.
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Interesting. Are the different platforms on different version numbers? Windows seems to be on 4.37.1 not 4.38.0...
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not sure - maybe this is definitive proof that Macs have left Windows machines in the dust? 😉
m
OK it is acting super weird. There IS a 4.38.0 but it downloads the earlier one and the internal update isn't working. Blech. And now it is crashing my WSL. Friday fun? 😄
s
well - that gives me hope... maybe 4.38.0 is a problem child and they'll revert back to the version that was working. 🙂
m
OK can confirm, latest Docker Desktop fails with CF23. I am getting the exact same error as you Steve.
This is with version 4.38.0 (11811591) on Windows 11
p
Thanks @Mark Takata (Adobe),sorry I couldn't check the message. We will run the test one more time and will log a jira for the same.
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thank you @Mark Takata (Adobe) and @priyank_adobe! i'm glad to hear it wasn't just my setup.
hi - just wondering if this is likely to get fixed in the near future? i just had someone on my team get a new Mac and they can't get it to work even with a fresh install of Docker 4.37.0 - so that's really strange. i wish i knew what version i was running when it worked successfully.
if a fix is going to take awhile then i suppose i could just install it directly, but i was really hoping my team could switch to Docker since that's what our IT/security guys prefer we do.
m
Steve I think the team is looking into it, but it looks like it was a change in something that Docker is doing, as everything seemed to be working fine before that build. Is it possible to revert back to the older Docker Desktop for the moment until its figured out?
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i tried to downgrade to 4.37 but it still doesn't work. i'll try going further back. (but it's also possible that it's updating things outside of the Applications folder, so i'm not fully downgrading...)
m
Ah. Bummer. Doh, that means I might be stuck on this machine also.
s
ok - downgraded to 4.36.1 and am still getting the same thing - it acts like it started but then never confirms it. in another window i try to stop it and it says it's not even running. 🤷‍♂️
tomorrow i'll try doing a complete deletion - perhaps there are other folders i need to nuke to fully get rid of 4.38.0.
m
Hmm. OK. Let me know how it goes.
s
OK - once i got smart and followed the full uninstall directions, it appears to have worked. it's downloading packages... and actually installing them. that step didn't work before.
success! CF Admin just loaded. so... if you need to get yours working: 1. fully uninstall: https://docs.docker.com/desktop/uninstall/ 2. find an older version and install it: https://docs.docker.com/desktop/release-notes/
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m
OK good to know. @suchika & @Vamsee
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fyi - i have updated to Docker Desktop 4.39.0 and this problem has been resolved. i can now start up my ColdFusion Docker images just like i could with 4.37.x.
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so not sure if you did anything, or if this was purely an issue on Docker's side. very glad to see this has been resolved! 🙂