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      technofab
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      I’ve setup in my centos 7 box, a docker mirror image following the instructions in github. All works ok, but I want to know the right update sequence. Is sufficient to make a:

      docker pull bastilimbach/docker-magicmirror

      and restart my docker istance, or what else?

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        sdetweil @technofab
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        @technofab that should be the typical approach, assuming the docker image doesn’t change any implementation details between releases… (Only seen THAT a million times!)

        Sam

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          technofab
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          Mmhmm great, so what you suggest? Backup config and modules delete all, reinstall container and restore config and modules?

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            sdetweil @technofab
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            @technofab well, TRY it…

            Sam

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              technofab
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              For now I suppose this scenario:

              docker stop magic_mirror
              docker rm magic_mirror
              docker system prune -a -f
              docker run -d --publish 80:8080 --restart always…

              In this way I suppose that after run is completed is full updated.

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                sdetweil @technofab
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                @technofab looks like docker added a new flag to handle some of this

                on docker run

                --pull=[always,*missing,never]
                

                I think there should have been ‘updated’ too

                so add

                --pull=always
                

                then u don’t need the other steps

                Sam

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                  technofab
                  last edited by technofab

                  I don’t know that switch! But it read from dockerfile? My strategy is a bit longer but it can guarantee that all is updated and I can also add git pull for every module in the sequence…

                  Edit: I give a try, but not works, and didn’t find that on documentation.
                  https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/run/

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