latest omv update problems

Zitat von macom

if these are the latest logs, you need to go back to the point when you tried to install portainer. You can also download the file so that you can search locally with notepad++ or notepad.

I cleared the log, retried to install portainer, got the same error, downloaded the log file - and it's attached, but I cannot find "portainer" anywhere, and I do not see an error....

Zitat von Zoki

Did you mess with the docker lockation:

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"failed to get endpoint_count map for scope local: open /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-3E5E-50EC/docker/network/files/local-kv.db: no such file or directory"

Post output of: ls -l srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-3E5E-50EC/docker/network/files/local-kv.db

ls: cannot access 'srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-3E5E-50EC/docker/network/files/local-kv.db': No such file or directory

snipped output

Zitat von Zoki

You somehow got the wrong order of steps. You have part of docker in /var/lib/docker and in the new location.

can you tell me

• what you did with docker and the directory in more detail and
• if it's worth cleaning up or start anew.

For starting new, tell me, how you defined your containers and we can try to solve that.

I followed the following steps exactly...

2. Create symlinks /SSD and /DATA

• In the OMV GUI go to System> Plugins> look for the openmediavault-symlinks plugin, select it and click Install in the top menu.
• Go to Storage> File system>, open the column Mount point and press the button to copy the mount point of the SSD disk to the clipboard. (or look at the first figures).
• Go to Services> Symlinks> click on + Create.
• In the source field, copy the mounting path of the SSD disk from the clipboard (or find the path in the tree). In the Destination field write /SSD and press save.
• Repeat the process to create the /DATA symlink. The path is found in Storage> Shared folders>

3. Create folders for Docker files.

• Open a terminal in putty with the root user and type:

sudo mkdir /SSD/docker

sudo mkdir -m 770 /SSD/config

sudo chgrp users /SSD/config

4. Define the default location for docker PROGRAM files. Install Docker and Portainer.

• In the OMV GUI, go to System> OMV-Extras> Docker> and in the Docker storage field replace the value with the path of the docker folder. A symlink like /SSD/docker won't work here. Example: /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-861acf8c-761a-4b60-9123-3aa98d445f72/docker
• Install Docker: In the lower menu click Install.
• Install Portainer: In System> OMV-Extras> Portainer> click install in the lower menu.

Zitat von Zoki

Did you have docker installed before step 4? It looks like so.

Sall we remove all of docker and restart or try to repair?

I do not see how I had Docker installed before step 4. I never selected the install until the 2nd bullet of Step 4. Nonetheless, I think it better to remove everything and start from fresh. What steps should I follow to do that?

Zitat von Zoki

on the cli systemctl stop docker (shoud give an error message)

I received the following:

"Failed to stop docker.service: Unit docker.service not loaded."

then cd /var/lib/docker and ls -lah

Could not cd, but I could list files. LS output was as follows

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What next?

Zitat von Zoki

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sudo cd /var/lib/docker
sudo rm -rf *
sudo cd ..
sudo rmdir docker

One after the other and take care with the delete command. This will delete everything in this diretory

Ok, files and directory are gone - as output from following "ls" indicates:

BTW, the symlinks are still in the root directory:

What next?

Zitat von Zoki

sudo cd /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-3E5E-50EC/docker

sudo ls -lah

Output is:

Zitat von Zoki

sudo rm -rf *

cd ..

Now all docker install files should be gone. Need to do a quick check of the guide, because i think the DATA symlinks are not correct. Both point to the same directory.

I have a problem... I am not able to remove the docker files in the mounted directory:

How can I get rid of those directories/files?