Can I change a volume mapping inside a docker without having to rebuild?

[jt7561]

Here is the situation:  I've installed and configured a docker.  It's working but now I've decided I want place my completed files in a different location than where I originally setup the volume mapping.  Example, I currently have /downloads mapped to /mnt/user/downloads/complete but I want to change to have /downloads mapped to a different location without having to rebuild the docker?

 

Is the volume mapping in a config file somewhere I can modify without rebuilding the docker from scratch?

 

Note: The reason I don't want to rebuild the docker is I have everything else working and configured the way I want it and don't want to start from scratch.

[itimpi]

Here is the situation:  I've installed and configured a docker.  It's working but now I've decided I want place my completed files in a different location than where I originally setup the volume mapping.  Example, I currently have /downloads mapped to /mnt/user/downloads/complete but I want to change to have /downloads mapped to a different location without having to rebuild the docker?

 

Is the volume mapping in a config file somewhere I can modify without rebuilding the docker from scratch?

 

Note: The reason I don't want to rebuild the docker is I have everything else working and configured the way I want it and don't want to start from scratch.

The volume mapping is part of the unRAID settings for any given docker.    You can change it at will via the GUI.  Since this is handled externally to the docker, it is not aware that it has happened.