Problem during start of monitoring

[darren-harrison-nz]

Hi,
I'm getting a couple of errors showing up in my logs, related to a Docker container which I have, but haven't referenced.
I'm not quite sure how monitor_docker even knows about it.

This error originated from a custom integration.

Logger: custom_components.monitor_docker.helpers
Source: custom_components/monitor_docker/helpers.py:494
integration: Monitor Docker (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 12:26:08 AM (183 occurrences)
Last logged: 3:36:09 PM

[Docker] -drupal-drupal-1: Problem during start of monitoring

The second error is about the same container.

This error originated from a custom integration.

Logger: custom_components.monitor_docker.helpers
Source: custom_components/monitor_docker/helpers.py:755
integration: Monitor Docker (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 12:26:08 AM (183 occurrences)
Last logged: 3:36:09 PM

[Docker] -drupal-drupal-1: Container not available anymore (2a) (DockerError(404, 'No such container: -drupal-drupal-1'))

My setup specifies some other containers

name: Docker
containers:
  - home-assistant
  - mosquitto
  - tasmoadmin
rename:
  home-assistant: "Home Assistant"
  mosquitto: MQTT
  tasmoadmin: TasmoAdmin
monitored_conditions:
  - version
  - containers_running
  - containers_total
  - state
  - status
  - memory
scan_interval: 30

The errors are annoying and I can ignore them, but it would be nice to figure out why and stop them.
Any ideas?

Thanks,
Darren.

[ualex73]

This still happens?

[darren-harrison-nz]

This still happens?

Hi, Yes, this is still happening.

Core 2025.1.2
Frontend 20250109.0
Monitor Docker v 1.18

[mfugate1]

In custom_components/monitor_docker/helpers.py:

            # We will monitor all containers, including excluded ones.
            # This is needed to get total CPU/Memory usage.

I have ephemeral containers for a few automated processes that cause this error as well, and I suspect this is the reason why.

[ualex73]

Correct that is the “reason”. I am thinking of making this configurable, aka monitor all or just monitor allowed containers. Op do 23 jan 2025 om 14:25 schreef Mike Fugate ***@***.***>

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[darren-harrison-nz]

That almost makes sense, but in my case the containers are there, and always have been.
Well, they get updated maybe every couple of weeks but a container with that name is always there.

[ualex73]

Question ... When you get this error, does the "-drupal-drupal-1" container still exists (with the same name) or did change slightly?

[darren-harrison-nz]

Hi, I made a mistake in my last message.
I replaced the Drupal stack I had with nginx, so the stack has been stopped and the containers have not been there for a number of months.