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mirgee commented Oct 10, 2019

@lyoshenka, not fresh, but older Ubuntu 16.04 install, Docker version 19.03.2, and I followed the instructructions to the point (made sure to reinstall Docker). I think Docker was creating db directory in /opt/ at runtime with root only permissions, so I had to manually create a directory elsewhere with proper permissions and run --volume ./database:/database. I will try to reproduce it again later.

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@lyoshenka, can you also provide instructions on how to run the wallet server after reboot/initial startup?

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@tzarebczan you can use docker [start|stop] wallet-server to start or stop the server after reboot or any other time

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ceoger commented Oct 29, 2019

thanks tom and grin: sudo docker start wallter-server starts the server and sudo docker stop wallet-server stops it. Use sudo docker logs -f wallet-server to see live logs

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