I recently installed OrbStack on my Mac Mini and have been experimenting with Docker. I got the "docker run -it -p 80:80 docker/getting-started" command to work, which was great! Now, I'm trying to run the image from the link: https://hub.docker.com/r/c4illin/convertx.
I downloaded this image by executing "docker run c4illin/convertx." It pulled down several files, and I found them in the path: nfs://OrbStack/OrbStack/docker/images/c4illin/convertx/latest/.
However, when I try to run the image, I run into an error. I have reported the bug and received advice suggesting that I (a) change a configuration file and/or (b) execute `chown -R $USER:$USER path` on a specific path.
The issue I'm facing now is understanding how to follow through on those suggestions. For (a), I can't locate the config file within the OrbStack image directories. For (b), I am confused about which path I should be modifying. I initially thought the permissions in nfs://OrbStack/OrbStack/docker/images/c4illin/convertx/latest/ would suffice, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
4 Answers
A good idea is to check out the official Docker documentation, especially for getting started. It can be really helpful in understanding the basics and how to use Docker effectively. Once you're comfortable with that, moving on to specific images like ConvertX will feel a lot easier.
Do double-check if those debugging commands are meant to be run within the container. It sounds like you're launching the container without mounting the necessary volumes it's looking for. Understanding how those configurations work is crucial because that might be affecting your ability to run the image properly.
Have you considered using Docker Compose or Portainer? They can really simplify managing your containers and configurations. It might ease some of the headaches you’re dealing with right now!
It sounds like you're starting out with Docker, which can be a bit overwhelming at first. I would recommend trying out some simpler images to get the hang of networking, volume mounting, and understanding how Docker works before diving into more complex ones. Think of it like learning to walk before running a marathon!
Keep experimenting, and you'll catch on quickly.
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