Thank you for providing that; I’ve removed the log files from the public post for security.
Looking over the most recent logs, the latest error is
[2024-06-04 14:50:33.040] [error] watchDocker - Error: connect ENOENT //./pipe/docker_engine
Which unfortunately indicates an issue within Docker itself, possibly because a container is failing to launch properly.
Attempting to start Docker as an administrator may help resolve this.
Alternatively, a full reinstall of Docker may be necessary. You can make a copy of your local site’s files that are saved under this sub-folder (to be copied to somewhere else as a backup):
C:\Users\<your user>\DevKinsta\public\site-name
(for example: C:\Users\Brant_Court\DevKinsta\public\site-name
)
That site’s subdirectory contains your WordPress files (and sub-folders) used for that specific site.
Then you can also need to get a backup of that site’s data (which is stored in the database) via the Adminer database manager/tool to export your specific site’s database (to be exported/dumped into .sql
file), then you can save that .sql database file as your site’s DB backup.
Once you have both files and DB backed up, please remove and clean-up DevKinsta completely - remove/delete any folders and data related to it, for example, inside these folders:
C:\Users\<your user>\AppData\Roaming\DevKinsta
,
and
C:\Users\<your user>\DevKinsta
.
And please remove all containers, images, network volumes, etc. in your Docker Desktop. Once they’re removed completely, please restart your computer, then you may want to re-install Docker Desktop first, and once done, you can re-install DevKinsta (it will re-download/setup new images/containers from scratch). Then please try to create a new local site there and see if you’re able to launch the site. If not, a new main.log file may be necessary.