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Gave this a try using the example configuration. It eventually synced everything from /source into /var/www. However, after the sync was done, I edited a file on my local Mac (that is in the /source mount) and it was never synced to /var/www.
I ssh'd to the sync container and verified that the /source/README.txt file was changed and the /var/www/README.txt was still the original.
Is there a polling interval to set here or is there an issue with the file watching?
Maybe the issue is that the directory on the Mac is mounted into the docker-machine using docker-machine-nfs? Which maybe doesn't generate the events needed here?
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The problem might be that we are using VirtualBox. Even when I remove the NFS and try to use the native file system it appears that vboxfs doesn't fire the events.
Sounds like an issue with the filesystem events. I doubt this will work in docker-machine. It was built to work around osxfs slowness in Docker for Mac. Conveniently, osxfs propagates filesystem events into their VM, which allows this container to work properly.
Gave this a try using the example configuration. It eventually synced everything from /source into /var/www. However, after the sync was done, I edited a file on my local Mac (that is in the /source mount) and it was never synced to /var/www.
I ssh'd to the sync container and verified that the /source/README.txt file was changed and the /var/www/README.txt was still the original.
Is there a polling interval to set here or is there an issue with the file watching?
Maybe the issue is that the directory on the Mac is mounted into the docker-machine using docker-machine-nfs? Which maybe doesn't generate the events needed here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: