I've migrated most of my dockers to the 6b8 version, but noted an oddity.

 

I had all of my app data in a folder at /mnt/cache/apps

 

.... but while all of the dockers appear to be started, none will load via their web interface.

 

I got them to run by using the default path for the config directory at /mnt/user/appdata.  I'd like to keep this on my cache so I tried to change them to /mnt/cache/appdata (after copying /appdata to /mnt/cache) but again, none of them will load.

 

OK, I'm not that stubborn, and I switched them back to /mnt/user/appdata (and used the share prefs to keep them on the cache only). I'm still curious why an array directory will work and not a cache directory.

 

Maybe others have tried this and are still stuck.

 

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Did you previously also set the share to cache only?

Unraid doesn't care, if you copy to /mnt/cache or /mnt/user, it's a share, and if it's not cache only, the mover will move the files to the array.

I always use /mnt/user, so any file copy goes through the fuse drivers.

 

As long as the files are still on the cache drive, it shouldn't matter if you use /mnt/cache or /mnt/user...

However Tom has recommended that you try and use the disk path (/mnt/cache or /mnt/disk1) and not an actual user share.

 

As Benni-chan mentioned, double-check your shares, and make sure your appdata share is configured as cache only.

 

I have /mnt/cache/appdata/application for all my docker configs and it works fine.

 

 

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=34690.0

I think Tom was talking about the actual docker.img being on a disk. In fact later in the release thread he mentions putting appdata on a share.

Ahh, I stand corrected.