Mounting a custom config in container does not work.

[EmilZahariev]

Hi. Really great stuff. The default command to begin the time lapse, docker run --name capture -v /media/pi/TIMELAPSE:/var/image --privileged --restart=always -e TZ="Europe/Sofia" -d alexellis2/phototimer:0.1 works fine and creates a directory structure in the /media/pi/TIMELAPSE directory that is /year/month/day/hour/milisec.jpg. However, this has the default config.py that works from 04 am to 20 pm. When I run run the following command to modify it:
docker run --name captureModed -v ``pwd``/phototimer/config.py:/root/images/config.py -v /media/pi/TIMELAPSE:/var/image --privileged --restart=always -e TZ="Europe/Sofia" -d alexellis2/phototimer:0.1, the container runs, even after a reboot, but I get no new directory structure under the default path. There is no new folder with the date of the next day. The modified container is the only one I have running. Is there any way to fix this?

Edit: Upon examination it does mount the new config. But still doesn't take photos, unlike the default command specified above.

[EmilZahariev]

Figured it out. The problem was that in the config.py in the default container, with no override, the base_path was set to /var/image. This differed in my custom config and once the base path was set to /var/image it worked.

[alexellis]

Glad you were able to work this out @EmilZahariev and thanks for your feedback.

Do you think the README needs an update?

[EmilZahariev]

@alexellis Sorry for the late reply. The README could use an update regarding this, the setup for 24 hour recording and the directory structure (/year/month/day/hour/milisec.jpg). The 24 hour recording I achieved by setting config["am"] = 000 and config["pm"] = 2359.