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Access files own container

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Hello,

 

Create a container based in this topic, for Gunbot, but, i need access the files to update.

 

How can i do it?

Already added folder at start, but in appdata is always clean

docker run -d -p 5000:5000 -v /mnt/user/appdata/gunbot:/gunthy-linux:rw --name gunbot gunbot

 

Grateful to everyone that can help me.

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Thanks.

Edited by Vitor Ventura

The options in the drop down require (for everything except the basics) a template to be created via Add Container screen.  Just translate that docker run command to be a template instead.

 

You've got 1 port defined, 1 path defined and the repository

 

Otherwise, you're going to do a 

docker exec -it gunbot /bin/bash

(Although your screen shot implies instead of gunbot to use gunbotlast)

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10 hours ago, Squid said:

The options in the drop down require (for everything except the basics) a template to be created via Add Container screen.  Just translate that docker run command to be a template instead.

 

You've got 1 port defined, 1 path defined and the repository

 

Otherwise, you're going to do a 

docker exec -it gunbot /bin/bash

(Although your screen shot implies instead of gunbot to use gunbotlast)

Sorry, i dont know how to create a template.

Installed a container via Community Apps, add the folder, and receive this message.

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With docker exec -it gunbot /bin/bash i can access inside the container, but, when i need to update the main file, how can i send the file?

Sorry for the noob questions.

 

Basically, i dont want to loose all data inside of gunbotlast, has all my configs, and profits, etc.

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Thanks.

Edited by Vitor Ventura

you have to copy it to a place the container has access to (/mnt/user/appdata/gunbot)

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3 hours ago, Squid said:

you have to copy it to a place the container has access to (/mnt/user/appdata/gunbot)

 

That doesn't work, so, i made an archaic solution.

 

I need to backup everything, so, create a script:

docker cp gunbotlast:/gunthy_linux /mnt/user/appdata/gunbot/

First, this backup every data daily, if needed, and the same command to send the update file to the container.

 

That work for me, isnt automatic, but...

 

Thanks.

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