Those two are not a problem. You can presume that both addons are working. If you encounter any issues we can help you solve them then

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removalmethod
option in the /addons/service.watchdog/resources/settings.xml
- this could be the right option to change./etc/resolv.conf
was empty. I had to restart the container in the OMV/Docker web-gui to get the dns entry back in /etc/resolv.conf
and then internet was working. kalle-del-haye wrote:
removing plugin - uninstalls docker
kalle-del-haye wrote:
disabling plugin - disables the docker daemon
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kalle-del-haye wrote:
OMV targets home users, right? So, this way sounds right to me. The more professional users can install docker first and so they are protected against removing all containers by removing the plugin.
kalle-del-haye wrote:
OMV targets home users, right? So, this way sounds right to me. The more professional users can install docker first and so they are protected against removing all containers by removing the plugin.
For me, the possibility to activate/disable the docker demon within the GUI would be nice.
In the moment no container is running and I don't need docker running, but will keep my containers. Disabling docker by using the CLI to looking for the settings the plugin made and change them is very sophisticated to an home user.
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