I've been running docker for some time on my OMV6 system. I've also upgrade to the new docker-compose system, without major problems.
Today, I had to exchange an SSD drive, which contained my AppData, docker and compose folders.
Obviously, I had to remove all references from the old SSD filesystem in order to swap the drive.
It eventually ran well, but I struggled to properly transition the docker environment itself:
- I first stopped and removed all containers (using the "down" button on the "Files" section)
- I then tried to find a place to stop the docker environment, but could not find it
- I eventually decided to uninstall the docker-compose plugin, as it obviously contained references to the SSD filesystem as well.
- I did not disable the docker repo under OMV-extras, because I thought that it just adds the apt repo to the system. Maybe that was wrong?
- In any case, after this I was able to unount the old SSD, insert the new one and reestablish the AppData and compose folders, shared folders, etc.
- I then "apt-cleaned" the docker repo and reinstalled the docker-compose plugin
- In the docker-compose settings, I inserted the "new" shared folders, which I created on the new SSD (of course with the "old" content").
- I saved the changes and clicked "reinstall docker", but the installation fails. It still does when I do it. Error message attached.
- I can fix the installation by running "omv-upgrade" via CLI. It says that docker-ce is not fully installed. Afterwards everything runs fine.
Any idea what goes wrong here? Or is it a problem with the new docker integration?