July 20, 20232 yr My server lost power shortly ( my fault I hit the button on the back power supply battery). Now my dockers have lost their configs. Plex, radarr, overseerr, all acting like they're being ran for the first time. Can I do something to restore things to how they were? I'd done an appdata backup but seems like it's not needed because the appdata is still there just the dockers didn't load with it.
July 20, 20232 yr Community Expert If the appdata (and the docker user templates) are present you can recreate the docker image.
July 20, 20232 yr Author Why would everything reset like this? Is this going to happen every time there's a power issue? Ok so that deleted all the dockers and now I have to go through each one and reinstall them all? Looks like it deleted my custom netowork also. What's the reasoning for all of this just because a computer lost power? Edited July 20, 20232 yr by FlyingTexan
July 20, 20232 yr Author Ok replacing the docker image didn't do anything except erase everything I had and again is making me start from scratch. Maybe I wasn't clear on what's going on here. My server lost power and reboot. All the dockers, like plex, are acting as if they've never been used before and my settings are all gone. Sonarr kept it's settings and database but radarr/plex/overseerr did not. Deleting the docker image definitely was not the solution. I lost my custom network and while my install settings were saved everything is still acting like it's never been using before and requiring new setting up.
July 20, 20232 yr Community Expert 57 minutes ago, FlyingTexan said: are acting as if they've never been used before and my settings are all gone. That suggests the old appdata is missing, diags might show something more.
July 24, 20232 yr Author As an update. Even when doing a safe shutdown I lose everything. I went and did a full setup of the system and backed up the appadata so a quick restore there is getting things running but it's not a fix. I am now seeing this error which is new in Fix Common problems. tower-diagnostics-20230724-1819.zip
July 25, 20232 yr Author I'm seeing this thread which sounds like an issue for me. All of my dockers are /mnt/cache/********** which is what I've always done. I removed my 2.5" SSDs and replaced them with two nvme drives each as their own drive. I have a 1tb for the appdata and another drive general use. The 1tb system drive shows 139GB used for the appdata. Is there something I should have done after swapping out the drives where it is perhaps putting everything into RAM instead using the nvme?
July 25, 20232 yr Community Expert 24 minutes ago, FlyingTexan said: I'm seeing this thread which sounds like an issue for me. All of my dockers are /mnt/cache/********** which is what I've always done. I removed my 2.5" SSDs and replaced them with two nvme drives each as their own drive. I have a 1tb for the appdata and another drive general use. The 1tb system drive shows 139GB used for the appdata. Is there something I should have done after swapping out the drives where it is perhaps putting everything into RAM instead using the nvme? it appears you no longer have a pool called ‘cache’ so any docker mapped to a path that starts with /mnt/cache is writing/reading from a RAM location. You need to change any mappings to be mapped to a path that is valid in your current setup.
July 26, 20232 yr Author On 7/25/2023 at 8:32 AM, itimpi said: it appears you no longer have a pool called ‘cache’ so any docker mapped to a path that starts with /mnt/cache is writing/reading from a RAM location. You need to change any mappings to be mapped to a path that is valid in your current setup. So instead of having everything /mnt/cache is should be /mnt/system_cache because that's what one of the drives is named now?
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