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jakobklemm

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  1. Just a quick update: The script should work, but the entire /etc/docker folder actually only gets created when the docker service is started, so the script also has to make the directory before copying the file. (I also realized that this entire approach doesn't really work for my use case at the moment because I have Loki running in a dedicated network to which the unRaid host doesn't have access (I'm aware of the setting to enable it, but that is broken and the workaround is a little to sketchy for my taste), so I'll try to work with a different logging solution. )
  2. I've just tried adding cp /boot/config/daemon.json /etc/docker/daemon.json to the file /boot/config/go but that didn't seem to work. Would you be able to link me a resource on how to execute specific commands on startup before docker gets started?
  3. No, this is about a system wide log configuration for docker, that requires that specific file, which gets overwritten by unRaid at startup.
  4. I'm trying to setup Grafana Loki so that it is able to ingest Docker logs. The container is running without problems. I have installed the Docker Plugin as specified in the Loki docs, but I'm unable to configure the logging backend. The file "/etc/docker/daemon.json" gets overwritten on every restart. Has anyone actually gotten Loki to work on unRaid? The only related post I was able to find was this one: and I find it hard to believe that no one else has tried running Loki on unRaid or encountered this problem.

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