clnhlzmn
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In case you never figured this out, and for the benefit of other people searching for this: you have to put this in /boot/config/go as in add the following (or equivalent) to that file: mkdir /etc/docker cat << EOF > /etc/docker/daemon.json { "default-address-pools": [ { "base": "172.23.0.0/16", "size": 24 } ] } EOFThat will cause the daemon.json file to be created with the given content on every boot.
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@chargedskate FYI I was having the same issue. I had just given up on using VS Code ssh because of it, but since I last saw the issue on 7.1.2 and I'm now on 7.2.3 I thought I'd try again with VS Code. Well.. hit the problem almost immediately (again when doing a grep). Your note about it happening with VS Code I think is the first I've seen of someone else having a similar experience and the idea about a line of terminal output being "too long" is interesting and more than I've been able to come up with. I guess my experience of this happening with grep might also be because of "too long" terminal outputs.
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I also posted this in a comment here but I thought I would make a new post too since I'm using a different version. Basically as I said there: I sometimes loose my shares when I am doing things in VS Code via SSH. These things are typical things like editing docker compose files and doing docker compose up etc.. Every once in a while I'll start getting errors in the terminal and when I head over to the dashboard I see my shares are gone. A reboot fixes it. I have syslog server set up, but it fails to log the issue because the shares are gone. However the last time I remembered to grab diagnostics before I rebooted and I found this: shfs: error: strcpy_share_path, 696: No such file or directory (2): path too long: /ddenly gains international support when millions... Diagnostics here but it seems like it's the "file name too long" issue that others have had.. Also noting that this filename is not actually a filename (afaik) but this text is present in my calibre-web sqlite database... ur-diagnostics-20250605-1321.zip