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Dockerize BIND DNS server with webmin for DNS administration
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mv: failed to access '/data/bind/etc': Too many levels of symbolic links #28

Closed Shinigami2so closed 5 years ago

Shinigami2so commented 7 years ago

I have a problem, after making modifications to my dns server, I need to copy the configs to another server and start the container with the same data I had modified before, I get an error like mv: failed to access '/data/bind/etc': Too many levels of symbolic links

sameersbn commented 7 years ago

@Shinigami2so please share the steps to reproduce the issue.

kerbbles commented 6 years ago

I am now also having this issue. I setup the docker and on the initial run everything looked fine, I could get webUI and setup seemed proper.

I then had to reboot the docker host for other reasons and now if when the container will not launch anymore.

I am pushing the volume to an nfs mounted directory in the host. Which is accessible to the host prior to the container launching.

The view log, only says "mv: failed to access '/data/bind/etc': Too many levels of symbolic links" over and over every time it attempts to reboot the container.

Volume setup /mnt/docker/dns:/data

The nfs mount on the host is

:/mnt/Store/docker-data:/mnt/docker so the /mnt/docker is the base dir then the added "dns" sub directory is what is being used to attach the container's /data from the host I can see the data from the original run [rancher@rancher ~]$ cd /mnt/docker/dns/ [rancher@rancher dns]$ ls -l total 8 drwxrwxr-x 3 105 106 4096 Feb 5 02:37 bind drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Feb 5 02:37 webmin [rancher@rancher dns]$ I can also see the data on my nfs server Let me know what other information you would liek and I will attempt to obtain it. Strangly enough, if I modify anything any of the other directories in the mount path, it seems to let this docker load up properly.
ryanquinlan commented 6 years ago

Have the same issue. If I point the data volume at the local disk everything is fine. If I put data out on an NFS mount then I get the same error as the OP

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