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[Docker Permissions/Storage] Some containers don't seem to 'mount' and therefore unable to deploy


Joshndroid

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I thought I had a bit of an understanding on how docker mounting works (i guess i don't) however it seems that every now and then when I am trying to spin up a new docker container that is not part of the community apps, i have issues with mounting. This then causes the container to constantly reboot as it flat out doesn't work. I have tried to add a the various ID's as variables with no difference. I have tried creating the appdata folder manually first, with no difference to if the docker container creates the folders. I have tried to change the access mode and nothing seems to fix it. I was wondering if anyone has tips for getting this working more reliably?

 

For reference i am looking at deploying the privacy focused simplexchat and it requires the config folder

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/etc/opt/simplex

 

to be mounted. I attempt to mount this to

 

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/mnt/user/appdata/simplexchat/config

 

I do note that in their docs that they have this listed volume mount with a :z

 

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-v $HOME/simplex/config:/etc/opt/simplex:z

 

I am aware that unraid doesn't handle :z but could this be what is causing my issues?

 

I end up with this error in the docker as it reboots. Essentially its not being mounted so that file is not being created

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Error: server is not initialized (/etc/opt/simplex/smp-server.ini does not exist).

 

Cheers all

Edited by Joshndroid
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