Container Manager - failed to move @docker
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Thanks for all the awesome scripts. I successfully moved VM Manager and then tried Container Manager but it failed
Moving /volume1/@appconf/ContainerManager to /volume2
Moving /volume1/@appdata/ContainerManager to /volume2
Moving /volume1/@apphome/ContainerManager to /volume2
Moving /volume1/@appshare/ContainerManager to /volume2
Moving /volume1/@appstore/ContainerManager to /volume2
Moving /volume1/@apptemp/ContainerManager to /volume2
WARNING Moving @docker could take a long time
mv: cannot remove '/volume1/@docker': Device or resource busy
Line 430: ERROR Moving /volume1/@docker to /volume2 failed!
I did do a backup but when I attempt to restore it wants to restore to /volume2, I might attempt that but the backup took 6 hours so it might take a while :) I've also got a snapshot and C2 backup so recovery isn't a problem :)
Of interest
NAS: DS1520+
DSM: DSM 7.2.1-69057 Update 4
Which version of the script did you use?
So it took 6 hours and then failed :(
Did the backup succeed without an error?
The script restores a backup to whichever volume Container Manager is currently installed on.
Did you answer yes to backup the @docker folder when the script asked if you wanted to back it up? If you did there should be a copy of the original /volume1/@docker folder in /volume1/@docker_backup.
156
/volume1/@docker
124823472/volume2/@docker
Is the 156 and 124823472 the sizes of the @docker folders?
If yes, what is the size of /volume1/@docker?
BTW each time you typed @docker without enclosing it in backslashes you pinged the devs at https://github.com/docker 😄
Backup worked fine, the backup took 6 hours (I ran it as a backup rather than as part of the move). The move took about an hour or so, from what I can tell I think it pretty much moved everything except for something at the end and then failed.
I was wondering if it could be because I had snapshot enabled on the /docker share 🤷
Yes those are the sizes of the @docker directories and v3.041
Also I'm not sure what is going on but something funky with my @docker, I only have 10 or so containers. I had a look at the backup and there is 120gig in containermanager/extras/@docker/btrfs 👀
I've already successfully restored (I just replayed Container Manger to volume2, and rebuild the dockers from yaml, only took 5mins) but the volume1/@docker is still there and if I try to remove it I get the same '/volume1/https://github.com/docker': Device or resource busy error. I haven't looked into that yet but happy to in the event it helps someone else.
Does the following command return volume1 or volume2
readlink /var/packages/ContainerManager/var/docker
I've had the "Device or resource busy error" when moving @docker. I thought I'd fixed it with killall containerd-shim. I might have to change the script to copy the contents of @docker to @docker on the new volume instead of moving @docker.
readlink points to volume2
A restart of the NAS allowed me to finally remove volume1/@docker, so I'm not entirely sure what was holding onto it. If you wanted to account for this error, maybe if the script sees the busy output, it can recommend a restart and then running the script again?
If you wanted to account for this error, maybe if the script sees the busy output, it can recommend a restart and then running the script again?
Good idea. And thank you for the donation.
I think I'll go back to copying @docker to the target volume, instead of moving it, and if there were no errors then try to delete the original @docker.
Ideally I'd like to find what is causing the "Device or resource busy error" and stop it before processing the @docker folder.
Thanks for all the scripts :)