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Docker not auto-started on Centos after CC install script

Open grahamwhaley opened this issue 7 years ago • 2 comments

After following #799 in a Centos VM running under QEMU, after a reboot of the VM it looks like docker is not automatically started. A sudo systemctl start docker fixes it. We should probably look at enabling docker by default.

grahamwhaley avatar Apr 12 '17 10:04 grahamwhaley

I can see argued that it may be beyond the scope of what an installer script should do and up to the system administrator.

dlespiau avatar Apr 12 '17 10:04 dlespiau

Agreed - I can see this as 'borderline'. At a minimum we may wish to mention it in the install instructions docs, as a reboot results in a non-functional docker, which our script installed. I presume the standard Centos docker install does not enable itself by default, and it is not something we have done or disabled in the script for instance - in which case I'd be happy with us just documenting the state, and ideally a 'fix' as well.

grahamwhaley avatar Apr 12 '17 10:04 grahamwhaley