Originally created by @gerard33 on GitHub (Jan 20, 2025).
First of all, thanks for this excellent software you have made 👍
I have migrated from Portainer and never looked back 😃
I have noticed that when I use the API to restart one container on a server, that in the log all containers on that server show as if they have been restarted.
When looking at the page of another container on that server, it shows as it has restarted as well
When clicking on that part it however shows the correct Docker restart command
Originally created by @gerard33 on GitHub (Jan 20, 2025).
First of all, thanks for this excellent software you have made 👍
I have migrated from Portainer and never looked back 😃
I have noticed that when I use the API to restart one container on a server, that in the log all containers on that server show as if they have been restarted.
This is the curl request:
```
curl --header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--header "X-Api-Key: <key>" \
--header "X-Api-Secret: <secret>" \
--data '{ "type": "RestartContainer", "params": { "server": "server-various-containers", "container": "selenium-for-eneco-standalone-chromium-1" } }' \
http://komodo.site/execute
```
When looking at the page of another container on that server, it shows as it has restarted as well

When clicking on that part it however shows the correct Docker restart command

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Originally created by @gerard33 on GitHub (Jan 20, 2025).
First of all, thanks for this excellent software you have made 👍
I have migrated from Portainer and never looked back 😃
I have noticed that when I use the API to restart one container on a server, that in the log all containers on that server show as if they have been restarted.
This is the curl request:
When looking at the page of another container on that server, it shows as it has restarted as well
When clicking on that part it however shows the correct Docker restart command