I have a small, and at the same time a big problem. For forgetting the Portainer password, it occurred to me to delete and reinstall the container but now the Stacks that you create from the carrier, do not let me configure them since it comes out that "This stack was created outside of Portainer. Control over this stack is limited. "Consequently, I don't know how to update NextCloud, and many others. Docker installs it from the Openmediaavault web-GUI version 7.7.9-1 ( Sandworm ) amd64
Cannot configure Portainer Stacks
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- OMV 7.x
- Mk1717
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the Stacks that you create from the carrier, do not let me configure them
What does this mean? What means create stacks from the carrier?
Did you map the "data" storage to a persistent volume?
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The stacks that I added before reinstalling Portainer, warns me with a yellow check that Portainer has no control over those stacks
Did you map the "data" storage to a persistent volume?
Yes
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you only need to delete it and recreate on compose-pluging. if use same path for persistent data, (volumes section) you recover your docker like in portainer.
example:
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Display Moreservices: openspeedtest: image: openspeedtest/latest:latest container_name: openspeedtest networks: my-net: environment: #- CHANGE_CONTAINER_PORTS=True #- HTTP_PORT=5000 #- HTTPS_PORT=5001 - SET_USER=$PUID - SET_SERVER_NAME=https://openspeedtest.$URL - SAVEDATA=True volumes: - CHANGE_TO_COMPOSE_DATA_PATH/Dockers/openspeedtest/Verify.txt:/usr/share/nginx/html/Verify.txt ports: - 5000:3000 - 3001:3001 # - 8080:8080 restart: unless-stopped networks: my-net: external: truein my case on global.env I have PUID=1000 etc...
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