Currently my docker compose config directs the seafile folder to a volume like so:
volumes:
- /mnt/data1/seafile:/shared/seafile
This creates a folder with 4 directories in it:
I would like to separate the seafile-data folder from the others. It seems this is possible for logs by specifying a volume for /shared/logs, however it does not seem possible to do the same for conf and ccnet. Is that the case or is there a way to specify the location of those as well?
Hi, I tried this and it seems to work:
First, initialize with a single volume:
volumes:
- ./shared:/shared
Then compose down, move the folders where you want and remap. As example, I moved conf and seafile-data next to the global shared folder.
volumes:
- ./shared:/shared
- ./seafile-data:/shared/seafile/seafile-data
- ./conf/:/shared/seafile/conf
Thanks for the tip, it didn’t work for me however 
What’s the issue?
The folders still get created at the /shared location rather than the /shared/seafile/conf location. To be specific, when I specify these volumes:
The conf and log folder still appear in /mnt/seafile rather than /mnt/docker-data.
Oh wait, it looks like I made a mistake in my first line… testing…
Still no go, I tried this:
volumes:
- /mnt/docker-data/seafile:/shared
- /mnt/seafile:/shared/seafile/seafile-data
I want everything to be in /mnt/docker-data/seafile except for seafile-data to be in /mnt/seafile - what would I do?
This should work. Have you moved the content of seafile-data I mean with mv?
Note that seafile-data will still be in /mnt/docker-data/seafile, but should be empty.
Oh, if seafile-data is supposed to be there empty then maybe it did work, that was my test. Thank you then!
You’re welcome