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IT-Tools keep showing when I go to 8080 port of my localhost even after deleting it from my docker. #1389

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Lowitle opened this issue Nov 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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Lowitle commented Nov 16, 2024

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Idk why, but IT-Tools keep showing when I go to 8080 port of my localhost even after deleting it from my docker.

I installed it using the install command:
docker run -d --name it-tools --restart unless-stopped -p 8080:80 corentinth/it-tools:latest

I installed it without thinking about it, but now I want to leave 8080 port for another app from my Synology Nas store and it just pops up the it-tools.

What is happening here? If I stop container, delete the container, even I deleted the image... It should stop showing. I don't understand.

What happened?

A bug happened!

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Synology NAS DS923+
Using Container Manager (Native Docker app for Synology)

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Other (installations, docker, etc.)

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christiangoeschel commented Nov 18, 2024

Wild guess, if docker ps --all -f status=running shows no output, you might want to have a look at which process is listening on port 8080 with sudo ss -tulpan .

If you see 'docker-proxy' in the 'Process' column that means that Docker is still listening on it, however anything else indicates another process is and you'd eventually want to kill it.

Otherwise, I'd clear cache and maybe even turn it off completely for your browser while you troubleshoot this.

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Lowitle commented Nov 18, 2024

sudo ss -tulpan didn't work on my Synology Nas, it said "command not found"

I did prune and aparently solved it. No idea what was causing it.

Thanks for the answer :-)

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sharevb commented Nov 24, 2024

Hi, it-tools is a PWA so its kind of installed localy as an app, to remove, you have to clear browser cache or ctrl+f5

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