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‹ddev poweroff› on more than one project sometimes leads to "Failed to stop project: Could not kill running container <traefik-router ID>" #5705
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Hi @jonaseberle, You can try #5707 (comment) to see if it makes a difference. And I want to ask you how you kill this zombie container in the end, because I don't know what else we can try (we're already using the |
Thank you! Running |
@jonaseberle you say you're running |
I think this means: If If PR #5707 probably fixes this edge case. |
Sorry, I haven't seen the answers here in time. The title is unclear. I should have written "‹ddev poweroff› with more than one project running sometimes leads to...". |
This was fully fixed by true? |
Closing, as I think this was fixed in #5707 - Please let me know or reopen if I'm wrong. |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Output of
ddev debug test
Expand `ddev debug test` diagnostic information
Expected Behavior
Executing
ddev poweroff
, all global and project DDEV containers are stopped and removed.Actual Behavior
I am often getting this output:
Using
docker inspect <id>
reveals that this ID is the containerddev-router
Steps To Reproduce
This produces the error often (not always) for me:
Anything else?
DDEV version: current master
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