April 9, 201610 yr I am very new to unRaid. Day 1 - Pieced together my 1st server. I have 4 drives setup and working Day 2 - Trying to learn about dockers but can't since I don't have a Dockers Tab. I did go to Settings, Docker icon and ensure Enable Docker: YES was selected. Can anyone please give me some suggestions for what to do next. Thanks, Kirk UnRaid Version: 6.2.0-beta21 CASE: Thermaltake Xaser III V1000D Blue Power Supply: Seasonic M12II EVO 620W CPU Type: AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition, 6x 3.20GHz Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-890GPA-UD3H Ram: 16GB - Corsair Vengeance Video Adapter: Onboard Disk Drive 1: WD Red 3TB (Parity 1) Disk Drive 2: WD Red 3TB (Parity 2) Disk Drive 3: WD Red 3TB (Data xfs) Disk Drive 4: WD Red 3TB (Data xfs)
April 9, 201610 yr Author Diagnostics.zip file attached. Path for the libvirt image: I tried default set paths and also created my own set as well, but no difference. diagnostics.zip
April 9, 201610 yr I was thinking VM's for some reason in my previous post. Did you specify a docker vdisk size before enabling dockers?
April 9, 201610 yr I think your docker path isnt fully specified. In your syslog are the following errors: /mnt/disk1/Docker is not a file. Try specifying your docker filename as /mnt/disk1/Docker/docker.img
April 9, 201610 yr Oh, you have a space in your docker share. Try it as DockerFiles and not "Docker Files".
April 10, 201610 yr Author SOLVED!!! Thanks I was not aware spaces in directory names were not permitted.
April 10, 201610 yr SOLVED!!! Thanks I was not aware spaces in directory names were not permitted. You're supposed to be allowed to (after all, if you weren't, why does the system's drop down allow you to select a share that contains a space?) Posted a note in the 6.2 thread here http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=48193.msg463203#msg463203
April 10, 201610 yr As a noteworthy thing... you will get better docker performance if you have the docker.img on either your cache drive (SSD, right?) or a drive outside your array as changes to the image will not require the parity drive to spin up.
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