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Dear jacobalberty,
I've tried your docker image on Synology,
and linked a NAS folder to /config.
It seems to work a little bit:
etc and logs are created,
but when I take a look in the Docker protocol,
it states it couldn't create some sub-subfolder,
beneath the subfolder "state" (which is not created).
Already tried to give the NAS folder more read/write rights,
but it did not help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Unable to create directory "/config/state/spool/cups" - No such file or directory
Unable to create directory "/config/state/spool/cups/tmp" - No such file or directory
Unable to open spool directory "/config/state/spool/cups": No such file or directory
Unable to open directory "/config/state/spool/cups/tmp" - No such file or directory
Unable to open directory "/config/state/cache/cups" - No such file or directory
Unable to create KeepAlive/PID file "/config/state/run/cups/cupsd.pid": No such file or directory
Unable to open listen socket for address [v1.::1]:631 - Cannot assign requested address.
Unable to open listen socket for address /config/state/run/cups/cups.sock:0 - No such file or directory.
Unable to create certificate file /config/state/run/cups/certs/0 - No such file or directory
Dear jacobalberty,
I've tried your docker image on Synology,
and linked a NAS folder to /config.
It seems to work a little bit:
etc and logs are created,
but when I take a look in the Docker protocol,
it states it couldn't create some sub-subfolder,
beneath the subfolder "state" (which is not created).
Already tried to give the NAS folder more read/write rights,
but it did not help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: