When I try to start a selenoid container with new parameters, I get an error that the container already exists with the same name, how is it fixed?

Question

linux

There is a list of docker containers.


The selenoid container works with parameters:

"-service-startup-timeout",
            "10m",
            "-session-attempt-timeout",
            "10m",
            "-session-delete-timeout",
            "5m"

I need to set -session-delete-timeout 10m.
I execute the command sudo ./cm_linux_amd64 selenoid start --args "session-delete-timeout 10m" (I first stop the selenoid container) I get an
error:

Failed to start: failed to create container: Error response from daemon: Conflict. The container name "/selenoid" is already in use by container 15fc4feaaf050575eb36e73c7c3a1b156bf7adbe56c559287f97f2498b307b1a. You have to remove (or rename) that container to be able to reuse that name.

1) Do I understand correctly that I need to delete the container named selenoid_selenoid_1 (judging by the screenshot)?
2) It is not entirely clear why a new container is trying to be created at the start (judging by the error), we are starting an already existing container, which is simply in the foot. Those. I either do not quite understand what the command is doing, or an incorrect error
3) I'm afraid that some important settings may be lost. Or with a new start of the container in the image, everything should be restored?
4) If some other sequence of actions should be, then what?

Answer 1

1) it is not clear what is in cm_linux_am86
2) docker restart ?

Answer 2

@SuperTester777
too lazy to go into the documentation?
docker container prune -fand
docker container rm <имя>
or even

CONTAINER='имя'
docker stop $CONTAINER
ID=$(docker container ls -a| grep $CONTAINER | awk '{print $1}')
docker rm $ID

by the way, it’s right there and it says
You have to remove (or rename) that container to be able to reuse that name.