Delphix Products

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi

That's good new, it indicates the previous error was due to a permission issue, and using sudo solved the issue.

The new error we see indicates that port 443 is already in use on this machine. Per the instructions in the documentation site, port 443 must be free on the machine for DCT to start. You will need to identify which process on the machine is currently using port 443 (which is the standard port for HTTPs servers). The following command might help you identify the process which is bound to port 443 (but the instructions may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version)

sudo netstat -ltnp | grep -w '443'

Eyal

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi

That's good new, it indicates the previous error was due to a permission issue, and using sudo solved the issue.

The new error we see indicates that port 443 is already in use on this machine. Per the instructions in the documentation site, port 443 must be free on the machine for DCT to start. You will need to identify which process on the machine is currently using port 443 (which is the standard port for HTTPs servers). The following command might help you identify the process which is bound to port 443 (but the instructions may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version)

sudo netstat -ltnp | grep -w '443'

Eyal

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi

Maybe these processes were left over from a previously failed attempts? docker-proxy processes are meant to implement port forwarding when docker is configured to run with certain non default settings.

sudo docker compose down
sudo kill -9 357680
sudo kill -9 357688
sudo docker compose up

That's good new, it indicates the previous error was due to a permission issue, and using sudo solved the issue.

The new error we see indicates that port 443 is already in use on this machine. Per the instructions in the documentation site, port 443 must be free on the machine for DCT to start. You will need to identify which process on the machine is currently using port 443 (which is the standard port for HTTPs servers). The following command might help you identify the process which is bound to port 443 (but the instructions may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version)

sudo netstat -ltnp | grep -w '443'

Eyal

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi

Maybe these processes were left over from a previously failed attempts? docker-proxy processes are meant to implement port forwarding when docker is configured to run with certain non default settings.

sudo docker compose downsudo kill -9 357680sudo kill -9 357688sudo docker compose up

That's good new, it indicates the previous error was due to a permission issue, and using sudo solved the issue.

The new error we see indicates that port 443 is already in use on this machine. Per the instructions in the documentation site, port 443 must be free on the machine for DCT to start. You will need to identify which process on the machine is currently using port 443 (which is the standard port for HTTPs servers). The following command might help you identify the process which is bound to port 443 (but the instructions may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version)

sudo netstat -ltnp | grep -w '443'

Eyal

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi

Maybe these processes were left over from a previously failed attempts? docker-proxy processes are meant to implement port forwarding when docker is configured to run with certain non default settings.

sudo docker compose downsudo kill -9 357680sudo kill -9 357688sudo docker compose up

That's good new, it indicates the previous error was due to a permission issue, and using sudo solved the issue.

The new error we see indicates that port 443 is already in use on this machine. Per the instructions in the documentation site, port 443 must be free on the machine for DCT to start. You will need to identify which process on the machine is currently using port 443 (which is the standard port for HTTPs servers). The following command might help you identify the process which is bound to port 443 (but the instructions may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version)

sudo netstat -ltnp | grep -w '443'

Eyal

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi

Maybe these processes were left over from a previously failed attempts? docker-proxy processes are meant to implement port forwarding when docker is configured to run with certain non default settings.

sudo docker compose downsudo kill -9 357680sudo kill -9 357688sudo docker compose up

That's good new, it indicates the previous error was due to a permission issue, and using sudo solved the issue.

The new error we see indicates that port 443 is already in use on this machine. Per the instructions in the documentation site, port 443 must be free on the machine for DCT to start. You will need to identify which process on the machine is currently using port 443 (which is the standard port for HTTPs servers). The following command might help you identify the process which is bound to port 443 (but the instructions may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version)

sudo netstat -ltnp | grep -w '443'

Eyal

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi

My last recommendation would be to try to restart the docker service, if that does not work, I would suggest you open a support ticket to have a support engineer work interactivey with you on this issue.

Maybe these processes were left over from a previously failed attempts? docker-proxy processes are meant to implement port forwarding when docker is configured to run with certain non default settings.

sudo docker compose downsudo kill -9 357680sudo kill -9 357688sudo docker compose up

That's good new, it indicates the previous error was due to a permission issue, and using sudo solved the issue.

The new error we see indicates that port 443 is already in use on this machine. Per the instructions in the documentation site, port 443 must be free on the machine for DCT to start. You will need to identify which process on the machine is currently using port 443 (which is the standard port for HTTPs servers). The following command might help you identify the process which is bound to port 443 (but the instructions may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version)

sudo netstat -ltnp | grep -w '443'

Eyal

Hello,

Sorry to hear you are having trouble installing DCT.

I am unable to determine the source of the error from this screenshot, but would you mind trying

sudo docker compose up

instead of

docker compose up

and see if you are getting the same error?

Thanks

Eyal Kaspi