Changes to docker recently?

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whocares
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Changes to docker recently?

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Hi,

since today the docker image does not find the file for my complex arguments. Did something change? 2 days ago everything was working normally.
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Pretty sure the docker image wasn't updated in the last 6+ months.
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Yeah, that's what I thought. Thanks, though.
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If you're using @files don't forget that FileBot is running inside the container, and so file paths need to make sense from within the container.
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I used the data volume for the storage of the @file and it worked all the time. Since I upgraded to 4.8.2 it changed the directory to data/.filebot/ but there is a args.txt in there and in the old directory.

I have to use the data volume because I delete the container all the time again. (--rm)
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That should work.

:?: What does the console output say when it doesn't work?
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Just a simple:

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No such file: args.txt

My "solution" was installing the native .deb package and not using docker any more. ;)
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args.txt is a relative path, which means it may or may not refer to the file you want depending on the current working directory.

:idea: Use absolute paths, e.g. /data/args.txt
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