I am currently stuck at release 78da80ca-ls20. When updating the image to a newer version all torrents are gone, when I go back to 78da80ca-ls20 they re-appear. I tried going directly to latest and doing it step by step but it already broke at 5b398f77-ls22. The deluge config directory is bound to an internal HDD which is always present.
Expected Behavior
While updating the container the states of the torrents should be preserved.
Current Behavior
When updating to a newer version I lose all my torrent states.
Steps to Reproduce
Can provide a video if necessary.
Environment
OS: linux x86_64 Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch)Kernel: 4.9.0-12-amd64CPU architecture: amd64 How docker service was installed: Package manager
Command used to create docker container (docker compose)
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I am currently stuck at release 78da80ca-ls20. When updating the image to a newer version all torrents are gone, when I go back to 78da80ca-ls20 they re-appear. I tried going directly to latest and doing it step by step but it already broke at 5b398f77-ls22. The deluge config directory is bound to an internal HDD which is always present.
Expected Behavior
While updating the container the states of the torrents should be preserved.
Current Behavior
When updating to a newer version I lose all my torrent states.
Steps to Reproduce
Can provide a video if necessary.
Environment
OS: linux x86_64 Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch) Kernel: 4.9.0-12-amd64 CPU architecture: amd64
How docker service was installed: Package manager
Command used to create docker container (docker compose)
Docker logs
Starting Version which has the states still available:
Starting version which has no states available (latest here):
After restarting the container again with latest, the errors regarding hostlist.conf disappear, as the file was created by deluge on the first start.