July 5, 20206 yr A way to set the docker stop timeout (normally specified with the -t paramater in the `docker stop` command), per container rather than globally. Use case: Containers which require extra time to stop, in order to save databases and other shutdown tasks (for example, the Storj container), but without increasing system stop time in the event of a misbehaving different container. In addition, this should apply to the "stop" command in the GUI, which I'm unsure if currently obeys the system default. See discussion thread: Edited May 3, 20215 yr by Alexstrasza
May 3, 20215 yr Yep this would help a lot with save game corruption on game dockers. Tough to tell my players the hundreds of hours of work they put in are just a garbled mess. Edited May 3, 20215 yr by NIronwolf
May 3, 20215 yr Author 3 hours ago, NIronwolf said: Yep this would help a lot with save game corruption on game dockers. Tough to tell my players the hundreds of hours of work they put in are just a garbled mess. Generally speaking this isn't an issue with game containers as they can stop so quickly (within 15s or so). Do you have any specific examples?
May 7, 20215 yr ARK seems to take a while. I upped my global shutdown. Mail server seems to want a moment to gracefully exit too.
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