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Hi ,
I was updated my Docker container using following command
Code:
apt-get update
, After that i closed my container using exit .when i checked another time it shows nothing , my updation will losed .Please tell how to recover my container updated datas
Did you rebuild the container after updating inside it?
You have to, else the changes don't 'stick'.
That or you shouldn't exit the container, rather detach.
Did you rebuild the container after updating inside it?
You have to, else the changes don't 'stick'.
That or you shouldn't exit the container, rather detach.
In every thread you've opened so far, we keep telling you to provide DETAILS, and have pointed you to the Question Guideline links...and you always say "I'm sorry, I will correct my mistakes"...and KEEP DOING IT.
No, there is not, because you didn't follow the procedures and guidelines. You can also restore from backups, re-do the upgrade, and detach properly.
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