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Added # Docker on Btrfs; 01.12.2019 Stefan
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systemctl enable mariadb # only necessary for RHEL/CentOS not doing so by installing the DB
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systemctl enable mariadb # only necessary for RHEL/CentOS not doing so by installing the DB
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systemctl status mariadb
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systemctl status mariadb
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docker-compose up -d
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docker-compose up -d
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# Docker on Btrfs
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Running Docker on a Btrfs partition causes a problem: Old images are not deleted and the partition fills up over time.
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Here is a (long) thread on this topic:
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https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/27653
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So it is currently (12.2019) not recommended to run Docker on Btrfs. Otherwise, regular checks and manual cleanup are necessary.
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If someone has a solution, we ask for feedback in the forum.
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# How to get help
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# How to get help
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EGroupware GmbH - the developers of EGroupware - offer the following support options, if you can not figure it out by yourself:
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EGroupware GmbH - the developers of EGroupware - offer the following support options, if you can not figure it out by yourself:
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