duplicati docker container no longer working after upgrade to OMV 3

deadman36g · 24. April 2017

I just did a fresh install of OMV3 (Running 3.0.72) and installed omvextras and the docker plugin.

A plugin that I was previously running flawlessly on OMV2 will not start for me on OMV3 and I was hoping someone could help me figure out why

The image is intersoftlab/duplicati, the command I was using to run is as follows

Code

docker run --rm -it \
    -v /media/8424de6b-219e-490c-9037-d5f2efa29aea/Duplicati/:/root/.config/Duplicati \
    -v /media:/data \
    -e DUPLICATI_PASS=duplicatiPass \
    -e MONO_EXTERNAL_ENCODINGS=UTF-8 \
    -p 8200:8200 \
    intersoftlab/duplicati:latest

deadman36g · 25. April 2017

Fixed

Had to run

Code

chmod -R 740 /media/8424de6b-219e-490c-9037-d5f2efa29aea/Duplicati/

digitaldiatribe · 26. April 2017

You could have also used the PUID and PGID variables in your docker setup matched to the ID's of the user account that has access to that data to prevent any future permission issues.

deadman36g · 26. April 2017

Zitat von digitaldiatribe

You could have also used the PUID and PGID variables in your docker setup matched to the ID's of the user account that has access to that data to prevent any future permission issues.

Could you please explain to me how to do that?

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digitaldiatribe · 26. April 2017

Zitat von deadman36g

Could you please explain to me how to do that?

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Within the container setup window, there's a variable section. In that section, you put in PUID and PGID in their own cells on the left side and on the right side you put in the ID numbers pulled from a SSH session to your OMV box (or with the shellinabox plugin) by typing "id username" without quotes and the username of the account that has r/w access to the share you're using. The PUID variable wants the UID number and the PGID variable wants the GID number.

duplicati docker container no longer working after upgrade to OMV 3

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