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Windows Docker Folders #130
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As with any Docker container, you need to map host directories to container directories to have persistent storage. Have you followed the step by step Docker install instructions and mapped volumes? |
I have tried. Brand new to the docker thing, so probably failed at that.
I'll give it another look
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As with any Docker container, you need to map host directories to
container directories to have persistent storage.
Have you followed the step by step Docker install instructions and mapped
volumes?
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Thanks. I believe that fixed it. I had forgotten to set the host dir when running the container. Now its working perfectly. Thanks! |
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I cannot figure out how to get SeedSync to utilize a download folder for Windows. It only lets me put the /downloaded which stores it in the hidden network share that the container is in. How do I get it to utilize a different drive?
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