If you want to use containers feature introduced in windows server 2016, you can't run linux containers on it. Not sure if that's the case of docker desktop or if they still do that on windows-docker installations.įor windows server containers thats another story,
Docker desktop windows server 2016 windows 10#
That's why in the early days when you wanted to tey docker on windows 10 for example, you had to enable hyper-v before installing docker, so upon installation docker would create a linux VM to run your containers inside. The docker-compose for the app having the permissions issue (the mounted drive will not show up in the app) is: komga:Ĭontainers share the kernel of the underlying OS. I also set environmental variables up like this (based on the guide): PUID=1000 I set these as permissions: sudo setfacl -Rdm g:docker:rwx ~/docker My docker root folder is /home/USER/docker. I followed this guide for setting up Docker. The mounts show up in WinSCP when I SSH into my Ubuntu Server. I mounted all three in Ubuntu Server via the fstab file: //192.168.10.21/media01 /mnt/windows/media01 cifs credentials=/etc/win_cred,vers=1.0,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0 I have three shared drives in Windows (media01, media02, media03). Would need to know more about how your shares are laid out.
It looks like you’re having permission issues.
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