I updated to DevKinsta version 2.11.0 this morning, and now I can’t access DevKinsta.
It says “Starting Docker…” then nothing for a while, then “Error DK0006 Couldn’t download docker images”.
However, Docker is running fine. In fact, I can access my local dev sites, I just can’t get into DevKinsta to push/pull or generally manage anything. I can’t access the Settings page for example.
I’ve checked the community pages for fixes already. I’ve tried reinstalling and restarting in various combinations.
I’ve tried the Terminal command: sudo ln -s “$HOME/.docker/run/docker.sock” /var/run/docker.sock
Nothing seems to be working.
Here’s the log file info:
[2023-06-21 09:48:56.199] [info] [dockerClient/isReady] Check if Docker client is ready
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.251] [info] [setWslVolumePath] set wsl path
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.252] [info] [isWslMode] check if docker runs on wsl mode
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.267] [info] [getDevKinstaPath] get DevKinsta path
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.267] [info] [isWslMode] check if docker runs on wsl mode
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.268] [info] [cleanSiteList] Update site list
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.334] [info] [dockerUtil/getImage] Get Docker image, name: kinsta/devkinsta_nginx:1.3.2
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.334] [info] [dockerUtil/isImageUpToDate] Check if 'kinsta/devkinsta_nginx' Docker image is up to date
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.335] [warn] [dockerUtil/isImageUpToDate] Failed to inspect image undefined
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.336] [info] [dockerUtil/pullImage] Pull Docker image. name: kinsta/devkinsta_nginx, version: 1.3.2
[2023-06-21 09:49:01.338] [error] Error: connect ENOENT /var/run/docker.sock
at __node_internal_captureLargerStackTrace (node:internal/errors:484:5)
at __node_internal_exceptionWithHostPort (node:internal/errors:662:12)
at PipeConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (node:net:1300:16)
I’ve also tried to downgrade DevKinsta to a previous version, but I can’t seem to find a download link to previous versions anywhere (maybe I’ve missed something).
That’s interesting let’s check if the docker.sock file is actually there first.
Open the terminal and run cd /var/run, once there run the command ls. Do you see the docker.sock file in the list?
OK, DevKinsta is working! I can access Settings and see my Site Info pages etc.
Thank you!
I wonder what caused the issue in the first place. I haven’t changed that setting or anything. Very odd, but I’m glad it’s working now.
PS This might be helpful for anyone else who has this issue — initially, after making that change, I couldn’t access my sites. I kept getting the “This site can’t be reached” message in my browser.
I had to go into DevKinsta settings and untick “Auto-detect open ports”, and I then had to change HTTP and HTTPS back to 80/443.