Duplicate shared vols after renaming a volume followed by recreating its container

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The steps below leads to duplicated vols showing in Windows File Manager.

Env

Samba Server

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Newly Installed)

  Windows Client

• OS: Windows 10 Pro

Steps to reproduce

1. Install docker & docker-compose
2. Using the docker-compose.yml file below to create and start an dperson/samba container

   
   version: '3.4'

services: samba: image: dperson/samba container_name: vm_samba environment: TZ: 'EST5EDT' networks:

• default ports:
• "137:137/udp"
• "138:138/udp"
• "139:139/tcp"
• "445:445/tcp" read_only: true tmpfs:
• /tmp restart: unless-stopped stdin_open: true tty: true volumes:
• /home/ubuntu/samba:/mnt/sb1:z command: '-s "ReadOnly1;/mnt/sb1;yes;yes;yes;all;ubuntu;ubuntu" -u "ubuntu;ubuntu" -p'

networks: default:

3. Using Windows to open the Samba service, showing there is one folder named 'ReadOnly1'.
4. Renaming the name, "ReadyOnly1", in the `docker-compose.yml`, to "ReadOnly2"
5. Executing `docker stop vm_samba` and then `docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up -d` to stop and restart the container.
6. Using Windows to reopen the Samba service, showing there are two folders, 'ReadOnly1' and 'ReadOnly2'.

Emm.. isn't the expcected result is there is only one folder, named 'ReadOnly2'?