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vickozagi:
The path is correct. These are two different hard drives.
Good news though. I can now browse to the SQB folder, but I cannot see folders and files within the SQB folder

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version: "2"
services:
  jrivermc26:
    image: shiomax/jrivermc26
    container_name: jrivermc26
    restart: always
    environment:
      - TZ=America/Los_Angeles
      - VNC_PASSWORD=12345
    volumes:
      - /srv/dev-disk-by-id-ata-WDC_WD30EFRX-68EUZN0_WD-WCC4N5XU8213-part1/config/jrivermc26:/config:rw
      - /data/music:/srv/dev-disk-by-id-ata-WDC_WD30EFRX-68EUZN0_WD-WCC4NKPA1P91-part1/Muzika/SQB
    network_mode: host
   

max096:
I would say check the permissions of the folders. Folders have to be executeable on Linux to be able to list their content. You could try to add :rwx to the permissions in the compose. Not sure if that works though. I would preferably change the permissions on the filesystem on the drive.

You can use the following to find all sub folders in a path and make them executeable.


--- Code: ---find /your/path/here -type d -exec chmod o+x {} \;
--- End code ---

You can also compare "ls -la" of both folders root and 1 level deep. There should be something different I'm thinking. Otherwise it should work.

Robad:
Hi,  I have got the trial version of MC26.0.87 running in Container Station on a QNAP NAS.
Two things I don't know how to do now:
- How do I install the license once I've purchased it?
- How do I upgrade? (My Windows version kindly told me an update was available.  Not so with the Linux version...)

max096:

--- Quote from: Robad on June 28, 2020, 01:40:13 pm ---Hi,  I have got the trial version of MC26.0.87 running in Container Station on a QNAP NAS.
Two things I don't know how to do now:
- How do I install the license once I've purchased it?
- How do I upgrade? (My Windows version kindly told me an update was available.  Not so with the Linux version...)

--- End quote ---

Both of these things are explained in the gitlab readme. The same readme is on dockerhub.
You install your license as you normally would within the jriver UI. If that does not work you can use the CLI to activate it. Your license is stored in the "config" directory or however you name it on your NAS filesystem (you gotta link the directory between your host and the container). You update it by using another image. If you are using the :latest or :stable (once this is available) your NAS may have a UI for pulling the newest image and remove/recreate the container with the same configuration or otherwise change the baseimage from :25.0.87-latest-x to something else. But if thatīs not the case you have to remove the container and recreate a new one manually. Linking the same directories as you did before will retain all your configurations in JRiver.

Robad:
Thanks for the help.

I was also trying to connect from outside my LAN - something I could do when running MC23 under "HybridDesk Station".  I noted that the container was using DHCP so I changed it to fixed.  This restarted the container, and didn't help at all.  So I changed it back to DHCP - another restart. 
Now I appear to have an empty Library!  Did I put it in the wrong place? 
I'm having great trouble navigating in Linux...  (I did use Unix back in the 80's.  But it's been Windows for over 30 years!)
Any ideas where my library might be?  Or the backup of it?

 Rob

PS. I tried "restore backup" which gave a path of '/config/Documents/...' but '/config/Documents' doesn't exist...

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