Feature request:

as it says:
If all (or some) docker are stopped, then a button with start all with autostart enabled would be nice.
So you don't have to start all manually or start all and then stopp the undesired.

If it's a duplicate, pls. erase.

You can do this by setting the below Extra Parameter on each Docker. Upon array startup, the Docker will now also startup.

 

“--restart=always”

 

But If I stop all containers with the button, will they restart on their own (i don't want that)

On 5/14/2022 at 11:10 AM, Norcunas said:

But If I stop all containers with the button, will they restart on their own (i don't want that)

 

use

--restart unless-stopped

then

Edited June 2, 20224 yr by Jokerigno

I second this feature request. The easiest way to do it currently is by restarting the Docker service, which is far from ideal.

Thirded - it would be awesome if there was a simple way after doing "Stop All" to do "Start All" (which were set to auto start).

Does anyone know if it's possible for a script to detect individual docker's "Autostart" setting? If so, you could create a script that only starts all dockers with the setting enabled.

Since the containers still exist, but are only in the exited status, you can start all of them via

docker start $(docker ps -q --filter "status=exited")

 

11 hours ago, Kudagra said:

Does anyone know if it's possible for a script to detect individual docker's "Autostart" setting? If so, you could create a script that only starts all dockers with the setting enabled.

For someone with some knowledge in bash that is pretty easy. It is just some text processing. All information are stored in the template in /boot/config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user. I am doing something similar with description of the shares.