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Docker Compose File Issues #20
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Maybe the Docker file needs a Got the idea from this post |
I have the same problem |
I ran |
Hi - Similar issue here...not sure if it's the same one as above... I added the compose code (reformatted as described above) to my docker-compose.yml file:
...but get the following error:
Any suggestions? Much appreciated and thanks. |
You're missing |
Thanks for the response.
Sorry, I should have been more clear. I added the code in my previous post to an already functioning docker-compose.yml file. So the docker-compose.yml actually looks like this:
The icecast added section has been formatted so it's correctly indented along with the other existing services (as per the first post in this thread). So wiith that clarified, anything stand out that might cause the issue:
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Oh you didn't define |
Got it! Thanks... |
Hello!
I am trying to use your docker compose file and am running into issues.
I had to add
---
andservices:
to the top of the file, then indenticecast
and all the-
values after to get the compose to function as expected.Once the compose file was functional, there was an issue in launching the container:
When I looked at the ownership of the log folder, it was root. I tried to chown it to my user and restart but it didn't correct the error. After that, I deleted the folder and tried adding PUID and GUID values for my user to the compose file, but the folder created was still owned by root and the same error persisted. My compose file is shown below:
I have a folder in my home directory called
icecast
so the log folder is being created as a subdirectory of that/home/rastacalavera/icecast/logs
Any ideas on where this permission issue may be holding things up?
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