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Your fix did the trick, I did not need to use sudo. I did run into another issue with yq, I had to manually install yq. Got the error below:...

Same issue. I don't see an option to delete an instance, but I recreated it using the same instance name. -----Starting Server----- Using Docker Compose command: 'docker compose' (read from...

Hah, thats okay.. It didn't work unfortunately. I am not sure how to delete an instance properly, but I just recreated it again using the same name. Here is my...

Hello, Looks better. It prompts me for my sudo password now. It did say it started up now. In order to check the status though I need to use sudo....

Hello, Looking into my vm, ufw was not running but apparently I am running iptables. I ran your iptables command as listed above and I can telnet to it although...

How do you properly delete an instance? There is no -delete option in the script. I was going to try recreating the instance, renamed the Instance_xxxxx in the home directory...

Hello, I deleted the containers but for whatever reason when I reboot, my Instance_XXXX always get recreated. I also see: pokuser@ubuark01:~$ ps -ef | grep -i ark pokuser 1317 1315...

Funny, removed the images: pokuser@ubuark01:~$ docker images REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE acekorneya/asa_server 2_0_latest ac4e0cd99997 16 hours ago 1.52GB acekorneya/asa_server 19308e33ad69 2 days ago 1.52GB pokuser@ubuark01:~$ docker rmi ac4e0cd99997...

Hmm, docker images disappeared on their own. 'docker ps' give me no images now. But the proxy is still running and my Instance directory is still there, always comes back...

I ran both the snap and non snap dockers directly by accessing them in the appropriate paths. Perhaps they are executing using an environment variable and looking at the wrong...