Closed purierca closed 4 months ago
Hi, you must release that in docker all paths are relative to the container in itself. When you stop it, all custom data disappear.
The only way to keep remanence is to use a folder mapped to something that is stable : /data for example is mounted by HA but not accessible in an easy way.
To avoid this, you can use one of my addons options to either mount a usb drive (localdisk
option) or a smb drive. For example, if you specify sda1
or NAS
in the localdisk
, then it will be mounted to /mnt/sda1 or /mnt/NAS. If you then set the download directory to /mnt/sda1/yourfolder, it will appear in your other drive
Hope this was globally clear :-)
Hi Alex, thanks for your suggestion! I've gone a simpler route after finding a stray comment in the community yesterday:
The only remaining issue here is to access the /root on my HA Green to delete the files that were created before. I guess I'll CLI it.
Perfect! Glad it works. If it was made within the qbittorrent container then it was deleted as soon as you restarted it - no harm done ;-)
Btw if you want to CLI inside containers the portainer addon is a nice one to avoid ssh :-)
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Description
Hi there, thanks for the great add on - again! I'm using Samba Share + qBittorrent to download and save on external hard drive. On Samba NAS, all works well (I can see and access all my files normally). I've set a download path for qBittorrent, on the Samba Share, and a test torrent has finished without any issues, but I can't find the file anywhere.
In the torrent details it does show a root folder, but I can't access that from any where on the Samba Share or through files. I'm assuming it's at the very root of the Home Assistant disk (I'm on Green), but even with file browser I can't access it.
Reproduction steps
Addon Logs
Architecture
amd64
OS
HAos