#DOCKER TOOLBOX WINDOWS 10 INVALID BIND MOUNT SPEC WINDOWS#
Users of Docker for Windows are not affected and do not need to set the variable. To re-enable this conversion so that your volumes keep working, set the environment variable COMPOSECONVERTWINDOWSPATHS1. PS C:\Projects\DOCKER\ELK> docker-compose upĮRROR: for elk_elasticsearch_1 Cannot create container for service elasticsearch: invalid bind mount spec "/c/Projects/DOCKER/ELK/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml:C:/Projects/DOCKER/ELK/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml:rw": invalid volume specification: '/c/Projects/DOCKER/ELK/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml:C:/Projects/DOCKER/ELK/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml:rw'ĮRROR: for elasticsearch Cannot create container for service elasticsearch: invalid bind mount spec "/c/Projects/DOCKER/ELK/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml:C:/Projects/DOCKER/ELK/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml:rw": invalid volume specification: '/c/Projects/DOCKER/ELK/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml:C:/Projects/DOCKER/ELK/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml:rw'ĮRROR: Encountered errors while bringing up the project. This warning might occur when using Docker Toolbox and the Devilbox on Windows and trying to apply custom MySQL configuration files. When using Compose with Docker Toolbox/Machine on Windows, volume paths are no longer converted from C:\Users to /c/Users-style by default. Volumes have several advantages over bind mounts: Volumes are easier to back up or migrate than bind mounts.
While bind mounts are dependent on the directory structure and OS of the host machine, volumes are completely managed by Docker. After that, relaunch your bash and itll warn you that login scripts are missing, but have been automatically added - and never worry about this again (until its properly dealt with, at least). Volumes are the preferred mechanism for persisting data generated by and used by Docker containers.
I need to use a Bind mount to mount a file I’m working with inside a. bashrc files - so you can create one (touch /.bashrc or vim /.bashrc) and add export MSYSNOPATH1. Hi, all, I’m new to Docker and I have encountered my first error that I can’t seem to overcome or troubleshoot through. I tried adding it to the Dockerfile and to a. Just like in actual Linux, G4Ws shell (called mintty) supports. env file and still getting the following error, please assist. EDIT: The problem is the COMPOSECONVERTWINDOWSPATHS environment variable isn't getting set.