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Is it possible to migrate windows sickbeard/sabnzbd config to a docker?

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Hi I will very shortly be setting up a new system once beta 9 drops. My query is will I be able to migrate my windows sickbeard/sabzbd configs/db's over to their docker equivalents?

I  just did this migration from an ubuntu xen vm to docker.

 

Was fairly easy just copy over the config and db files as needed for both programs.

 

Once you get your containers setup login to both and adjust your paths to media/download locations to fit your setup.

 

My guess the windows setup should produce the same files as they both run the same source via python.

 

Good luck on your migration.

In a word ... yes.

 

 

Just make sure to have backups as you do it.

Is there a docker windows base ???  I searched the docker git a few weeks ago and found nothing. 

Is there a docker windows base ???  I searched the docker git a few weeks ago and found nothing.

Nit sure what question you are asking? 

 

Docker by its very nature can only run Linux based applications.  If you want something that can run Windows then you are talking about full VM's such as can be run by KVM or Xen.

 

If you want to run docker apps on Windows, then this can be done by running the Docker client for Windows.  This is actually internally accomplished by running a Linux VM (that has Docker included) under VirtualBox.

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