February 29, 201610 yr Is there a way to restore docker containers that are in the "templates-user" dropdown menu via the shell? I get a corrupted docker image file once in a while, and have to restore the containers one buy one via the "Add container" page's "templates-user" dropdown menu. It would make it easier to have a bash script to do the work. As for why the docker image gets corrupted, that I will investigate later. But now I don't have the time or energy for any sleuthing...
February 29, 201610 yr Is there a way to restore docker containers that are in the "templates-user" dropdown menu via the shell? I get a corrupted docker image file once in a while, and have to restore the containers one buy one via the "Add container" page's "templates-user" dropdown menu. It would make it easier to have a bash script to do the work. As for why the docker image gets corrupted, that I will investigate later. But now I don't have the time or energy for any sleuthing... I don't believe so (but then again, I've never really investigated it). It may be a little easier instead of using the drop down (which has no rhyme or reason as to how its sorted) to instead do it through CA and its previously installed section
March 2, 201610 yr Is there a way to restore docker containers that are in the "templates-user" dropdown menu via the shell? I get a corrupted docker image file once in a while, and have to restore the containers one buy one via the "Add container" page's "templates-user" dropdown menu. It would make it easier to have a bash script to do the work. As for why the docker image gets corrupted, that I will investigate later. But now I don't have the time or energy for any sleuthing... I don't believe so (but then again, I've never really investigated it). It may be a little easier instead of using the drop down (which has no rhyme or reason as to how its sorted) to instead do it through CA and its previously installed section I have this script: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/gfjardim/f7e2e9cb1eb525e2ea12/raw It should do what you need. PS: never saw that section of CA before; very nice, Squid!
March 2, 201610 yr PS: never saw that section of CA before; very nice, Squid! What I think is unique about it is the the previously installed section also enforces blacklists and compatible versions so as to minimize issues users may have with plugins and containers
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