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Volume on Windows: Operation not permitted #85
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Specifically this comment: #74 (comment) |
Is that what the warning that was added talks about? Not being fully immersed into the details of virtualisation, I kind of assumed that vboxsf was some kind of obscure feature that advanced users could utilise. Since there was no explicit mentioning of docker volumes (but rather about shared folders and mounts), and no talk about windows I missed the link. :) |
Yeah. Thanks for the docs clarification! It should be possible to do it through an NFS mount, but that would require extra setup. |
@yosifkit do you know is it possible to attach windows host directory as NFS volume? |
@whitecolor, you'd have to be running an NFS host on your Windows side and then you should be able to do something like the example in the docs, assuming that you also install nfs-client and nfs-common on the the docker host (VM). |
On a windows 7 system, using docker 1.9.1 and VirtualBox 5.0.16, the docker image refuses to start when using the volume command as listed on the Docker Hub page.
Afterwards, the following files are present in
c:\Users\Dieter\some-folder\DB
:I am unable to delete the
WiredTiger.wt
file even though the docker container has stopped (or has been removed). Restarting the windows VM releases the lock on this file.The same errors occur for 3.2 and 3. For 2.6.11, the error is different:
Resulting files are:
Where both files in the journal folder are still locked by the VM.
Running without the docker volume command works.
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