#Overseerr keeps reset in new setup

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upper garnet
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Hi,
So a week back ago I had many trouble with many containers, so I started back from scratch and everything was fine, but now for overseerr everytime my computer is rebooting ( because I do it or there is an update ) it keeps going on setup mode and I have to go to set everything, sonarr, radarr, the users etc....

Here's my docker compose for information, and the container :

charred compass
# upper garnet Hi, So a week back ago I had many trouble with many containers, so I started ba...

Does ‘/path/to/appdata/config’ actually exist on the machine docker is running on?

Because that is only used as an example file path! You must ensure that it’s a real directory that docker has read and write permissions to.

That will be the source of your problem as every time the container starts, it keeps the files within its virtual folder ‘/app/config’ but despite being told to mount it to an actual folder, it can’t, so when the container stops it deletes all temporary data which in this case is your database as well.

upper garnet
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I guess... ? How can I check that and update that if that's not the case ?

grizzled bough
grizzled bough
upper garnet
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like this ?

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Hey it's working now ! Just to be sure I rebooted the container like 3 times

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and everything is staying, I do not have to setup Overseer again

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Thx !

paper star
paper star
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G:\Overseerr:/app/config

Is how to mount if you're gonna use host path. But as stated in docs, you should be using a docker volume

upper garnet
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Ok I've edited again the compose file, so if I update it should stay ?

paper star
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How to create volume is also stated in docs.

docker volume create overseerr_config

Then you have to add it to compose

      volumes:
         - overseerr_config:/app/config



# at the bottom
volumes:
    overseerr_config:
          external: true
upper garnet
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like this for the compose ?

paper star
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You just added it below restart

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Which is wrong

upper garnet
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Aaaaaaah

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ok wait

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this ?

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I also used the docker volume create overseerr_config command you put earlier

paper star
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And indent the last two lines so it follows the same indentation as others like
Line 6 overseerr and last line -2 overseerr_config should be same indentation and Line 7 and last line should be same indentation

upper garnet
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?

paper star
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Fix the indentation of external: true to be same as restart line

upper garnet
paper star
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If they are same line then you should be good

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Not sure if that's necessary in yaml when starting from new line like volumes has started but if it's not much of a bother to you could try deploying rn

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And see if it throws any errors about indentation

upper garnet
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Yep everything is fine !

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Thx for the extra help blobthumbsup