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open "(...)transmission-telegram.log: no such file or directory" #35
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Of course, the token has been obfuscated to submit this issue |
it's probably an issue with your permissions, maybe @aleksanderson or @kevinhalpin can help with that. |
Yeah I’m guessing permissions too. Users and Groups inside the container are not mapped to to the same user/groups within the container. Could you run a ls -lAh on those files and the dir directly above the inside and outside of the container. |
Hi, Here is the "ls -lAh" from outside the container:
Those commands from inside the container will not work since the path is not mounted on the container. When I read the README of the repo you can mount your file system like this when you're using docker compose:
But as you see on my first message I use the standalone way, but neither the README or the wiki tells how to mount the file system. How can I proceed? Regards |
if you desire the file
I dont know your filesystem and I havent used the --log functionality ever before but by running this command i was able to mount a folder within the container which then the --log-file argument would be able to reference Did this to check filesystem
So I hope this makes some sense Im not great at explaining things but give that a go
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for reference this is what those .env vars translated too back in the day when I ran it like this
hope this helps. I mainly use qBitorrent now so I no longer run this add on. |
Ok I got it, the -v option was the key! Here is my final command:
Especially that part:
The local file system is now mounted in my container:
The container now work the way I want, thank you very much! |
I reopen this issue, I think that the wiki or the readme should be updated to include how to mount the local file system when you set the log files, I'm probably not the only one who that kind of issue happens, especially when you're not a docker specialist |
Hi there!
I can't set any log file when I try to run the container.
It's says that my log files cannot be found:
I can't understand since the file is readable from everybody:
I've got the same issue when I try to set the tranmission logfile:
What am I missing? Can you help me?
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