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The container started and everything appeared to be working but the disks were not getting the updates. So i brought down my stack and created the directory manually i.e.
mkdir docker-regsitry
on one of the gluster nodes and now all is working again after brining the stack back up
I see the files appearing on the disk.
Thanks.
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Seems like the intended workflow is to manually create the subdirectory (in your case, docker-registry) under the Gluster volume gfs prior to creating the Docker volume. We're trying to get this plugin to work, but are encountering the error in issue #32 . Did you also run into that?
Have same issue, where I'd like the subdirectory used in the compose file, to be auto created when it doesn't already exist on the gluster volume. Has anyone a compelling solution to this issue that doesn't involve manually creating the folders each time?
Hi,
I wonder if there is a fix coming or could we update the readme about a potential bug?
I had a container setup to work via gluster i.e.
The container started and everything appeared to be working but the disks were not getting the updates. So i brought down my stack and created the directory manually i.e.
on one of the gluster nodes and now all is working again after brining the stack back up
I see the files appearing on the disk.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: