Docker's cant see data on user shares

[lhw455]

Hi there, I've just upgraded to Unraid 6.01 and am having a whole lot of fun playing with dockers, they're so easy to install (without breaking stuff and easy to uninstall), so much better than 5.0.6!

 

I've set my docker image to be at /mnt/cache/docker and all appdata under /mnt/cache/docker/appdata (shared as docker, set to cache drive only)

 

Anyway, I have a problem across all the dockers I've tried (Sickrage, Sonarr, NZBget) in that whenever I configure to docker (for example, /media in Sickrage and Sonarr) to be /mnt/user/TVShows, however when I try to add an existing show to Sonarr, when I browse to add an existing show, I get the /mnt/, but nothing shows up! I'm sure it's something simple.

 

For reference, I looked into a thread (http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=35109.0) and I think I've got my head around how dockers work, so I don't think that thread is the same problem.

 

Thanks

[trurl]

Hi there, I've just upgraded to Unraid 6.01 and am having a whole lot of fun playing with dockers, they're so easy to install (without breaking stuff and easy to uninstall), so much better than 5.0.6!

 

I've set my docker image to be at /mnt/cache/docker and all appdata under /mnt/cache/docker/appdata (shared as docker, set to cache drive only)

 

Anyway, I have a problem across all the dockers I've tried (Sickrage, Sonarr, NZBget) in that whenever I configure to docker (for example, /media in Sickrage and Sonarr) to be /mnt/user/TVShows, however when I try to add an existing show to Sonarr, when I browse to add an existing show, I get the /mnt/, but nothing shows up! I'm sure it's something simple.

 

For reference, I looked into a thread (http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=35109.0) and I think I've got my head around how dockers work, so I don't think that thread is the same problem.

 

Thanks

If I understand correctly, you are mapping the container volume /media to the host path /mnt/user/TVShows, but then you are looking in the container under /mnt, which is not the container volume. Look under /media.

[lhw455]

Spot on, it seems I'm only just beginning to wrap my head around the fact that the filesystem in a docker is completely independent to the Unraid filesystem! Works perfectly now, doing some more reading as we speak to figure out a little more.