Discovered what it was. Something dealing with installing Docker from ‘store’ causing it to be the SNAP docker version.
Simple fix steps for me:
- remove all docker:
sudo apt remove docker* - remove all snap docker:
sudo snap remove docker (I removed wmdocker also) - sudo apt autoremove (it kept asking me to do it so once I did, I could reinstall docker below)
- reinstall docker form instructions (again): Install Docker Engine on Ubuntu | Docker Docs
- Success!!!
How I discovered it:
At first, I just removed docker (I thought) and installed from here. Install Docker Engine on Ubuntu | Docker Docs This didnt fix it but gave me an oddity which led me to the solution.
At first I was excited. I could then --mount bind to /srv! So tried the next directory. “/srv/DOCKER” but it gave me the doesn’t exist error again. So next was just toe delete the container and something new happened. It would give me “cannot stop container: 426ddb746d4f: permission denied” Digging into that error led me to the solution. @ stackoverflow (google ->docker-containers-can-not-be-stopped-or-removed-permission-denied-error"
So that led me to the SNAP issue with AppArmor. Had to issue this: sudo aa-remove-unknown which removes unknown. It removed it and I could then stop the docker container. I then looked at all the SNAP stuff. Guess what was there? Docker and WMDocker. Removed those, removed all docker anything, reinstalled it. Good as gold.
Hope this helps someone!