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local Docker container always marked for upgrade

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So, I have a docker container that I created by doing "docker save" on my local machine and "docker load" on Unraid. From there, I create a normal instance using WebGUI. It works great, but the container is marked as "apply update". When I do that, nothing gets updated, but the request to update doesn't disappear.

 

Is there any suggestions on how to deal with this?

Also, if I want to have private dockers, what's the proper way to do so (apart form paying dockerhub, I guess)?

 

I don't believe that currently there is a way around the update available showing up constantly for the local repository.  For a private repo, you could simply build it (docker build) on the local machine

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I tried what you said: fetch my repro locally, "docker build -t xxxx ." from the Unraid, and started a new container with "xxxx".

The "apply update" is still there and clicking doesn't update anything and doesn't remove it.

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