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When I tried to upload an image that works on my local machine, I got `{"message":"No command specified"}` when I tried to run on Plesk. Could anyone please help? Thanks so much and I appreciate for your time.
I did the test with publishing to public docker cloud - then the containers works perfectly; manual uploading the same does not work with the above command.
Hello,
I have the same problem. I have uploaded my image but when I want to start it, I get the following error:
Error: {"message":"No command specified"}
I created my image on a Windows 10 64bit computer with the "docker save" command.
I don't want to upload my image to the public docker cloud. It should work without it.
I did some further checks. This seems to be quite clearly a Plesk bug when uploading the container.
If you run into the issue, just sftp the image.tar to your server.
Open a console window and load it manually into your docker image storage with docker load -i image.tar
The same image that always got me the error worked fine.
I can start it with docker run from the console.
And clicking run in plesk does work as well then.
Plesk: I would be really nice to remove this old bug.