I keep running out of space as I"m using unraid and it has a docker.img where I guess temp space for docker containers is situated and would like to set a volume elsewhere. In docker-compose am I able to add a volume for node-odm.
e.g. /data/webodm/node-odm/temp:/correctnodeodmpath
Nevermind I found the answer in the github readme.
volumes:
- /mnt/user/data/webodm/nodeodm:/var/www/dataHello, I want to try start node-odm with volume. How did you add the parameter -v on starting the container. I use the webodm.sh. Can you explain with example. Thank you
No I can’t sorry, I used docker-compose and the example I posted already is all you need for docker-compose volume. The left hand site of the colon : is the path on the host machine, the right hand side is what node-odm uses and doesn’t change.
This is from the nodeodm readme:
Using an External Hard Drive
If you want to store results on a separate drive, map the /var/www/data folder to the location of your drive:
docker run -p 3000:3000 -v /mnt/external_hd:/var/www/data opendronemap/nodeodm
This can be also used to access the computation results directly from the file system.
and this is from webodm readme:
./webodm.sh restart --default-nodes 0
so you’d have separate node and webodm. There might be a better way?? I’m not an expert at all only a user really.
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