July 17, 20169 yr Hello All I removed a docker container to replace it with an updated version, after which the docker installed was shown to be orphaned, i tried to reinstall the old one which also said orphaned. I have recreated my docker image and checked unraid for updates any ideas ? Kind Regards Ryan
July 17, 20169 yr Hello All I removed a docker container to replace it with an updated version, after which the docker installed was shown to be orphaned, i tried to reinstall the old one which also said orphaned. I have recreated my docker image and checked unraid for updates any ideas ? Kind Regards Ryan plugins - check for updates - install the webUI update. And if that doesn't fix it then post a screen shot of the docker run command that appears when you add the container through the GUI (including any error messages)
July 17, 20169 yr Author It's pulling from excape/tested-transcoder i've attached the screenshot of the final command
July 17, 20169 yr Add a / in front of the container volume Transcoder You're attempting to map a relative folder and docker only accepts absolute paths. I'm actually surprised that the docker run command (nothing to do with LT) isn't returning an error
July 18, 20169 yr Author Thank you squid, fixed my issue, much appreciated May i ask why does the "/" cause the issue ?
July 18, 20169 yr Thank you squid, fixed my issue, much appreciated May i ask why does the "/" cause the issue ? Because without it you're giving it a relative folder (ie: a folder that's going to be a sub-folder of something else). You can only map folders that are absolute (ie: the complete path name to the folder). The leading "/" is what differentiates between the two.
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