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Delete volume name, mount point (in UI) when no longer in use?

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  • ei8fdbE Offline
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    wrote on last edited by ei8fdb
    #1

    Hello all,

    Happy New year to you all. My Cloudron instance has been humming away nicely so no questions from me. Til now. 🙂

    I have a question question/possibly request.

    Objective
    Revert app data directory from external volume, back to default.

    Steps

    1. go to app page
    2. go to storage heading in app page
    3. in Data Directory section, in drop down change from the current external volume to default.
    4. click move data
    5. click save

    Expected behaviour
    Cloudron:

    • moves app data directory from previous external volume
    • in UI, deletes reference to volume name and mount point in Volumes section

    Actual behaviour
    Cloudron:

    • moves app data directory from previous external volume
    • reference to volume name and mount point in Volumes section still present

    Actual behaviour successfully achieves my objective. To confirm - in command line the data directories are deleted.

    Questions
    Should Cloudron delete the references in the Volumes section if it's not being used anywhere else? For "house keeping"?

    Right now, I assume I can delete the reference since it's not being used?

    Thanks.

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      #2

      Another way might be to clone the app to another subdomain or do the shuffle by changing the original name first so the destination clone is the desired one.

      Conscious tech

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      • robiR robi

        Another way might be to clone the app to another subdomain or do the shuffle by changing the original name first so the destination clone is the desired one.

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        wrote on last edited by ei8fdb
        #3

        @robi said in Delete volume name, mount point (in UI) when no longer in use?:

        Another way might be to clone the app to another subdomain

        That seems like more work than necessary. Also assumes the existence of/want for another subdomain, no?

        or do the shuffle by changing the original name first so the destination clone is the desired one.

        I don't follow. I expected the GUI to show what was in the commandline - that the data directories are deleted.

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        • ei8fdbE ei8fdb

          Hello all,

          Happy New year to you all. My Cloudron instance has been humming away nicely so no questions from me. Til now. 🙂

          I have a question question/possibly request.

          Objective
          Revert app data directory from external volume, back to default.

          Steps

          1. go to app page
          2. go to storage heading in app page
          3. in Data Directory section, in drop down change from the current external volume to default.
          4. click move data
          5. click save

          Expected behaviour
          Cloudron:

          • moves app data directory from previous external volume
          • in UI, deletes reference to volume name and mount point in Volumes section

          Actual behaviour
          Cloudron:

          • moves app data directory from previous external volume
          • reference to volume name and mount point in Volumes section still present

          Actual behaviour successfully achieves my objective. To confirm - in command line the data directories are deleted.

          Questions
          Should Cloudron delete the references in the Volumes section if it's not being used anywhere else? For "house keeping"?

          Right now, I assume I can delete the reference since it's not being used?

          Thanks.

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          wrote on last edited by girish
          #4

          @ei8fdb said in Delete volume name, mount point (in UI) when no longer in use?:

          reference to volume name and mount point in Volumes section still present

          Can you post a screenshot of this? Are you referring to the Volumes view i.e the view where you add/remove volumes ? FWIW, what you said in Expected behaviour section is what is supposed to happen. I checked quickly and it does happen that way but not clear what you mean by Volumes section still present.

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