Expected Behavior
I expect that when I enter:
/Applications/Docker.app/Contents/MacOS/Docker --uninstall
that the application would uninstall itself. Actual Behavior
/Applications/Docker.app/Contents/MacOS/Docker --uninstall
Simply does nothing but runs and does nothing. It does not install, it hangs forever, waiting for something. Information
I do not have anything. There are no log outputs except when I connect dtruss, which I can not get anything out of the output to be able to tell what is wrong.
What I want to do is completely remove Docker and start over again. Any help cleaning up Dockers left over bits would be appreciated.
I have installed and uninstalled every current version of docker for mac…
I am going to reply to my own thread because I figured out the problem.
There was a file that existed:
/var/tmp/com.docker.vmnetd.socket
And while this file exists, even --uninstall does not work. I would suggest that the --uninstall remove this file to at least return the user to clean state rather than hanging indefinitely. Assuming that files like these are removed is just a bad assumption…
I was at wit’s end trying to figure out why my Docker install was completely hosed and I couldn’t do anything, including uninstall. This did the trick.
Really, guys. You need to fix this. I wasted hours pulling out my already thinning hair…