I want to be able to deploy Docker containers on a seperate Ubuntu VM I have running on my DS718+ . But I want the persistent data mounted with -v to live on /volume1/docker of my NAS itself anyhow, so all this data is automatically included in my HyberBackup schedules.
So if we take this container for example (NGINX Proxy Manager (jc21/nginx-proxy-manager)):
On this VM, /mnt/nas3docker is an SMB mount to \\NAS\docker . Contents of /etc/fstab :
This works great and all.
UNTIL...... symbolic links/junctions come into play.
For example, this docker container wants to use symbolic link after it has created a LE certificate. But throwing up this error.
I already tried this to no avail:
Googling around on the Internet, I read that smb.config needs this:
But I do not see this on my NAS:
Am I missing something...?
So if we take this container for example (NGINX Proxy Manager (jc21/nginx-proxy-manager)):
On this VM, /mnt/nas3docker is an SMB mount to \\NAS\docker . Contents of /etc/fstab :
This works great and all.
UNTIL...... symbolic links/junctions come into play.
For example, this docker container wants to use symbolic link after it has created a LE certificate. But throwing up this error.
I already tried this to no avail:
Googling around on the Internet, I read that smb.config needs this:
Code:
[global]
allow insecure wide links = yes
unix extensions = no
[myShare]
wide links = yesBut I do not see this on my NAS:
Am I missing something...?
