Build it as a portainer stack, add a volume to it for the config, then start the stack.
VNJCinPA
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You should convert it to a stack using a docker compose file, then update the stack. That's the easiest method.
Build it as a portainer stack, add a volume to it for the config, then start the stack.
You should convert it to a stack using a docker compose file, then update the stack. That's the easiest method.
Roast it, I see what you did the