September 16, 20169 yr Is this possible? Some of my dockers rely on the others to already be up and running and I'd like to ensure they start in a proper order.
September 16, 20169 yr Is this possible? Some of my dockers rely on the others to already be up and running and I'd like to ensure they start in a proper order. No its not. If container A refuses to start if container B isn't up and running (and isn't smart enough to try again a couple of times until B gets up and running), your best bet is to disable autostart on those apps and start them up manually
September 18, 20169 yr Author It's not so much that the dockers refuse to start, but more that things can break. Perfect example is if the kodi headless docker gets up and running before the MariaDB docker. Kodi can't talk to the DB and will not work correctly until it has been completely restarted.
September 18, 20169 yr It's not so much that the dockers refuse to start, but more that things can break. Perfect example is if the kodi headless docker gets up and running before the MariaDB docker. Kodi can't talk to the DB and will not work correctly until it has been completely restarted. Kk I actually switched to running Libre elec as a VM with no pass through (works fine with vnc) for this reason. Plus it's not a hack of Kodi trying to get it to do something it wasn't designed for Sent from my SM-T560NU using Tapatalk
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