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Data is not persistent (PB in run.sh) #4
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Looks like we need to add just before this line
rm -f $path . The first time this dir is moved (so not present), while the second time we need to remove it and replace with the symlink.
This rm should be places in two places (but in the second this is never a problem) |
@msazanov Please fix. The problem is that if the path is already present in the /data, the original folder is present (not moved), so the symlink goes into that folder |
@erambour thanks for the finding! |
Please try this: |
I've already added (see my post above) the following lines :
in case of /data/ ... folder is existent. That solves nearly everything, but I' was still facing a problem of invalid config / config not available for write After a couple of modifications ( mapping a permanent storage to /opt/z-way-server/config : no change) and then chmoding 0777 all storage folder, the deleting and re-adding the z-wave and Zigbee apps (I own a z-station), it finally works (since a few minutes :-) . |
My data is also not persisted during a restart. When is a new docker released that will fix this problem? |
Have you tried #5 ? We just merged this fix. Please fetch the new docker files and rebuild the container |
Hallo Serguei.
I used the ghcr.io/z-wave-me/docker-z-way:latest according to the
documentation on
https://help.z-wave.me/en/knowledge_base/art/159/cat/60/installing-z-way-in-docker.
This doest not seem to have been updated. Am I missing something?
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This will not work until we make a release. Can you test with the master meanwhile? Here is the instruction: |
During the
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To mediate |
@msazanov do we miss this directory in Dockerfile or should be it created by Z-Way package? |
@robkamp did the whole thing worked for you with your fix? |
I have not yet been able to deploy the new container to my TrueNAS. |
I just deployed a container built using the steps provided. I modified the Dockerfile so it contains my changes. The state is now persisted between starts. |
Thanks for your confirmation. @msazanov Please fix our docker too. |
@robkamp I'm confused, this folder is created during the installation of z-way-server folder. So this is a bit strange that it is not present in your case. |
@robkamp Please confirm you were using aarch64 platform. Looks the problem is related only to this particular platform. |
My container says |
Should be fixed with #12 |
The way data is moved and linked, is only working once.
When I re-launch the docker-compose, my data is lost and I have to put new credentials
This seem to be because ln -sf can create a link to a removed (by mv) dir, but not to an existing one (it creates link in the existing directory). The result is that if data is effectively stored to an external volume, it's not mapped to the right place a the second run.
Explanation :
That's not what we want, but if we remove the B directory the same command works as expected
I'v tried this modification, who partially solves the problem (user credentials are kept):
But the config folder ( I don't understand why config is stored in configS, and why the 'special case' ) if I apply the same procedure, Z-Wave is not working , and I've got a :
[I] [core] Notification: critical (z-wave): Cannot start Z-Wave binding: Error: Invalid config' error message.
But for a few apps ln -s to a directory just don't work, I've already had this problem.
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