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Describe the bug
GPX-Files put in the watcher directory are not imported anymore - it used to work perfectly before. No error messages in the logs, manual import of the same files works.
Version
16.5. but I think it started on16.3. (but not 100% sure)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
download docker-compose.yml
mount watched dir to host
copy files in watched directory
Expected behavior
Files should be imported
Logs
no meassage found
Additional context
there is a contradiction in the documentation - the path in the docker-compose.file does not match the path in the text (but both path do not work for me).
I use a NFS-Mount in my docker-compose, but it used to work before and no change if I copy files manually inside the container (using the shell gained via docker exec ...).
What can I do to debug? I am stuck.
Thanks for this great software, I really do enjoy it!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
GPX-Files put in the watcher directory are not imported anymore - it used to work perfectly before. No error messages in the logs, manual import of the same files works.
Version
16.5. but I think it started on16.3. (but not 100% sure)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Files should be imported
Logs
no meassage found
Additional context
there is a contradiction in the documentation - the path in the docker-compose.file does not match the path in the text (but both path do not work for me).
I use a NFS-Mount in my docker-compose, but it used to work before and no change if I copy files manually inside the container (using the shell gained via docker exec ...).
What can I do to debug? I am stuck.
Thanks for this great software, I really do enjoy it!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: