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[Support] ich777 - Application Dockers
Thank you! I'll test it out in a bit. Edit: Success! All good now. Thanks!
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[Support] ich777 - Application Dockers
I am not using unraid, I have it just deployed on an M1 Mac Mini running Docker Desktop. I volume mapped /thunderbird to a folder on the OS drive. --- version: "2.1" services: thunderbird: image: ich777/thunderbird:latest container_name: thunderbird environment: - PUID=501 #User identifier - PGID=20 #Group identifier - UMASK=000 #Umask value - CUSTOM_RES_W=1280 #preferred screen width - CUSTOM_RES_H=800 #preferred screen height - THUNDERBIRD_LANG=en-US #preferred Thunderbird language - THUNDERBIRD_V=latest #Enter your preferred Thunderbird version or 'latest' to install the latest version - DATA_PERM=770 #Data permissions for /thunderbird folder - DATA_DIR=/thunderbird #Folder for Thunderbird ports: - 8098:8080 volumes: - "/Users/me/docker/config/thunderbird:/thunderbird" restart: unless-stopped
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[Support] ich777 - Application Dockers
There is no "thunderbird" file in there though, there is a folder named "thunderbird" which contains the profile, mail, data, etc., but that's it. If I delete that, all of my mail is gone. Does that make sense? Please forgive me for somewhat panicking, but please understand this is a major issue for me. Here's the logs: Thunderbird.txt
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[Support] ich777 - Application Dockers
I have a significant amount of configuration and data in that appdata folder, including locally downloaded mail. Is the fix really to discard that and start from scratch...? I'm confused as to why that would be necessary. This container was working great until a few days ago when it seemed to switch from NoVNC to TurboVNC. I was browsing the GitHub commit history but I'm confused as to when/how this major change occurred.
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[Support] ich777 - Application Dockers
Hello, I am running the docker-thunderbird container and it will no longer start. The logs don't indicate errors but the container is infinitely restarting akin to the above user's logs. What do I do? There is no "runtime" folder in the appdata directory for this container so I cannot apply the above workaround.