Quote from
jared_85k on October 31, 2022, 8:46 pm
Hey Daniel,
I have already attempted this but it opens up a slew of problems.
Firstly, when I do this, Antman installs. However, it does not start properly. Digging into the antman logs in turns out that docker does not initialize properly with the zfs driver and this is blocking antman from starting.
So, I run the command zfs create antlets/_docker -o /var/lib/docker
. This command is successful. I then start docker, which is successful. After docker is started I check the status of antman via systemctl status antman
which states it is running. However, when attempting to open antman gui it fails with a bad proxy.
I then run upgrade-antman
and it updates and antman starts. I then am able to access antman gui.
Now, my problem is that if I restart the machine, both docker is not started and antman fails to initialize. In order to get it up and running again, I have to run updgrade-antman
again.
This is very cumbersome!
Hey Daniel,
I have already attempted this but it opens up a slew of problems.
Firstly, when I do this, Antman installs. However, it does not start properly. Digging into the antman logs in turns out that docker does not initialize properly with the zfs driver and this is blocking antman from starting.
So, I run the command zfs create antlets/_docker -o /var/lib/docker
. This command is successful. I then start docker, which is successful. After docker is started I check the status of antman via systemctl status antman
which states it is running. However, when attempting to open antman gui it fails with a bad proxy.
I then run upgrade-antman
and it updates and antman starts. I then am able to access antman gui.
Now, my problem is that if I restart the machine, both docker is not started and antman fails to initialize. In order to get it up and running again, I have to run updgrade-antman
again.
This is very cumbersome!