2024-08-14, 05:32 PM
(2024-08-14, 01:46 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Ah, ok. So in addition to all your permanent files in /config and /cache, there is a VFS (virtual file system) for the container's "OS". Something must have been corrupt or something in that VFS.
If this ever does happen again you can try this. Stop the container then open a terminal window.
Code:sudo docker system prune -a
Then restart the container and it should re-pull the image and recreate the container and VFS. Without having to move around your config and cache folders.
Thank you! I appreciate all your help!