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Pulling or starting some Docker containers causes my /mnt/user mountpoint to be lost until system is rebooted.


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Lately I've been having an issue where when I add a new container to the system by creating a docker-compose.yml and then using docker-compose to pull or run the container, I lose the /mnt/user mountpoint entirely. To get it back I have to reboot the system.

 

The error when trying to do anything with /mnt/user after the problem happens is: Transport endpoint is not connected

 

The only thing I see in the system logs is this line:

 

Apr  5 11:32:30 Storage1  shfs: error: strcpy_share_path, 452: No such file or directory (2): path too long: /✔ Container graylog-mongo-1          Created 0.0s

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