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Shouldn't be anything odd, I had used the ansible script but had run the install from that.
From a quick Google search, it looks like there may have been a bug in the Docker engine a few months ago that might cause this. If possible, please update your Docker engine.
If the issue still occurs, unfortunately this is a core Docker engine/Docker Compose issue, and outside of my ability to fix :(
Re-installed docker-compose for different source and still not working
Docker Compose is just a frontend script for Docker, it doesn't provide the engine. Is it possible you don't have Docker itself installed? I will add an additional check to my script to guide users into making sure Docker is installed.
Regardless of if you have Docker installed or not, if you are on Ubuntu, the Ubuntu version of Docker is usually several versions out of date. I recommend following this guide to help you uninstall everything Docker related from your system, then reinstalling the most stable and up to date version of Docker.
https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/
After doing this, reboot your server, then try again. Make sure you can run:
If that errors too, then unfortunately there is not a lot I can do to help you. But hopefully reinstalling from the official Docker sources works for you.
If you aren't on Ubuntu, you can get specific instructions for different distributions directly on this page:
https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/
For the guide you're following, you should be sure to follow the "Uninstall old versions" part, then proceed with the rest of the commands on the page.
EDIT: I've updated the script to add some additional checks and messages that may help avoid this for future users!
It looks like I had to enable nesting in proxmox