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Unable to find files that are downloaded #163

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ARD92 opened this issue Jun 10, 2024 · 1 comment
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Unable to find files that are downloaded #163

ARD92 opened this issue Jun 10, 2024 · 1 comment
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@ARD92
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ARD92 commented Jun 10, 2024

Describe the bug

This is not necessarily a bug. I couldn't flag as "question" when opening this issue

I installed this and works (with few quirks where postgres doesnt connect) However, i am unable to find the files that were downloaded. Any pointers where to look at. ? I thought i originally saw it under "/app" but the volume mount doesnt seem to work either.

currently followed , however i do not see the files under ./kaizoku/data

    volumes:
      - ./kaizoku/data:/data
      - ./kaizoku/config:/config
      - ./kaizoku/logs:/logs

i tried adding another mount point for /app but it fails to start the container with few errors

Thanks!

Reproduction steps

  1. use docker compose and start kaizoku
  2. Download the manga using mangadex'
  3. check mount points

Expected behavior

would expect to see the downloaded mangas (.cbz) files under the mount point defined

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@ARD92 ARD92 added the bug Something isn't working label Jun 10, 2024
@ARD92 ARD92 changed the title Unable to find files downloaded Unable to find files that are downloaded Jun 10, 2024
@JorgeLNJunior
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Did you change the library path when creating the library? Leave the default value to store your files in "/data". If you set a new path starting with "/", it will map to another folder starting at the root.

You can execute commands inside the container and maybe find your files by running docker exec -it kaizoku sh, then cd /.

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