Host Path 1 missing from Docker Apps config

[Gdtech]

I am running 6.5.3 , I have notice when installing or editing a docker app Host Path 1 is missing in all app configs, my other older 6.5.2 server still has Host Path 1 in all the docker apps config.

 

Any suggestions

 

Thanks

[Squid]

Not without screenshots. Host path 1 does not have to be there an any particular app. It's what appears if the maintainer doesn't bother naming the path

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[Gdtech]

Krusader

 

[Squid]

What you're seeing is correct.  There are only two paths being passed through to the app.  It's appdata (which you can get via the Show More Settings), and the /media path (which is unlabelled, so it's being called Host Path 2).  Presumably, when binhex created the template, he added the /appdata path first, then the media path (which is why its host path 2), and didn't bother renaming it so unRaid leaves it at the default of host path 2.

[Gdtech]

OK, then any tutorial I see or read when they reference Host Path 1 I will ignore or use Host path 2 .

 

Thank you very much

[crazybits]

On 7/15/2018 at 3:38 PM, Gdtech said:

OK, then any tutorial I see or read when they reference Host Path 1 I will ignore or use Host path 2 .

 

Thank you very much

I have the same issue, all tutorials have host path 1 making it confusing as I dont have that.

[Squid]

It's not the "Host Path 1" naming that's important  It's simply an "English" label when the maintainer can't be bothered to name the entry

 

What's important is the "Container Path" line and the value above it for the host path

 

Host Path 1 would probably generally refer to the /config mapping which is hidden by default in unRaid and generally doesn't need to be touched

 

All videos on any product tend to get out of date very quickly as UI's change for the better.  It's the concepts that matter.

[trurl]

Just now, Squid said:

It's the concepts that matter.

If you understand container volume mapping you can usually work this stuff out for yourself using the information in the support thread for the particular docker.

 

Take a look at the Docker FAQ

 

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/