Error: can only create exec sessions on running containers: container state improper

Is there a way to repair the state of a container that display this error ?
4 Replies
Asterisk
Asterisk3y ago
have you tried stopping the containers? then doing that
Jena_thornwyrd
Jena_thornwyrdOP3y ago
afaik user is the command to deal with them, but there is no command to stop/start a container:
Usage: user [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Manage user operations using the user utility on blendOS.

Options:
--help Show this message and exit.

Commands:
associate Create an association (for example, apt -> ubuntu)
cadre Apply a cadre (TOML configuration file)
create-container Create a container
delete-container Delete a container
dissociate Remove an association
exec Run a command inside a container
shell Enter a shell inside a container
Usage: user [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Manage user operations using the user utility on blendOS.

Options:
--help Show this message and exit.

Commands:
associate Create an association (for example, apt -> ubuntu)
cadre Apply a cadre (TOML configuration file)
create-container Create a container
delete-container Delete a container
dissociate Remove an association
exec Run a command inside a container
shell Enter a shell inside a container
ElderScrollsUnraveled
well, since it appears to have an unknown case, and no solution after a few months, I'll volunteer that my first name attempts had capital letters, and then didn't work on reboot. All lowercase and numbers doesn't appear to have an issue. Might just be ancedotal.
Asterisk
Asterisk3y ago
yeah you do that via podman

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