2025-03-09, 07:06 AM
You can follow my guide here: https://forum.jellyfin.org/t-guide-runni...er-compose
Your issue is that you're not mounting the config directory externally.
A container holds all its data inside itself. So if you delete it, all its data is gone.
That's why you need to mount the important data that you don't want deleted outside of it.
In order to update a program running with Docker containers, you can't update the container itself.
You always have to make a new container for the new updated program. You then would simply delete the old container.
Your issue is that you're not mounting the config directory externally.
A container holds all its data inside itself. So if you delete it, all its data is gone.
That's why you need to mount the important data that you don't want deleted outside of it.
In order to update a program running with Docker containers, you can't update the container itself.
You always have to make a new container for the new updated program. You then would simply delete the old container.