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In the docker-compose.yaml, the two aforementioned containers are configured restart: "always". This makes both of those containers to compose and start automatically after my laptop boots.
Is this the intended behavior? If yes/no please explain why it was configured in such a way.
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I personally like ti that way, I have it on a homeserver and want it to be reachable all the time in my network. Also this could be easily changed, no?
@tinodesigns I understand why one might want those containers to autostart.
Do you have any idea how to stop this autostarting behavior? Because the last time I set restart: "unless-stopped", the stack seemed to crash for some reason.
In the
docker-compose.yaml
, the two aforementioned containers are configuredrestart: "always"
. This makes both of those containers to compose and start automatically after my laptop boots.Is this the intended behavior? If yes/no please explain why it was configured in such a way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: