Hello,
I'm trying to deploy Altmount with the Rclone docker volume driver on Synology DSM 7. I have my Rclone.conf under /var/lib/docker-plugins/rclone/config/ and in volume1/docker/appdata/altmount. I have AltMount in a docker compose with the rest of my stack and the docker volume plugin.
docker-compose-github.yaml
rclone-github.txt
My compose and rclone.conf are attached above with personal info/tokens/ports redacted. I ran rclone obscure on both my MacBook and the Synology host and tried both tokens in the config.
When trying to bring up the stack with sudo docker-compose up -d I get this error:
Error response from daemon: create trash-guides_altmount: VolumeDriver.Create: didn't find section in config file
I'm thinking it's an issue with my syntax/formatting or there's an issue when it tries to parse my rclone.conf file, but you might have some input that would help.
Thank you for your time and all of the recent developments in Altmount! The pace of development lately is very quick and I see lots of activity on this project.
Hello,
I'm trying to deploy Altmount with the Rclone docker volume driver on Synology DSM 7. I have my Rclone.conf under /var/lib/docker-plugins/rclone/config/ and in volume1/docker/appdata/altmount. I have AltMount in a docker compose with the rest of my stack and the docker volume plugin.
docker-compose-github.yaml
rclone-github.txt
My compose and rclone.conf are attached above with personal info/tokens/ports redacted. I ran rclone obscure on both my MacBook and the Synology host and tried both tokens in the config.
When trying to bring up the stack with sudo docker-compose up -d I get this error:
Error response from daemon: create trash-guides_altmount: VolumeDriver.Create: didn't find section in config file
I'm thinking it's an issue with my syntax/formatting or there's an issue when it tries to parse my rclone.conf file, but you might have some input that would help.
Thank you for your time and all of the recent developments in Altmount! The pace of development lately is very quick and I see lots of activity on this project.