While I was tweaking the configuration file for a Docker container, I made some wrong changes. Now it won't start, and because of that, I can't even access the file manager to fix the messed up file. What should I do?
While I was tweaking the configuration file for a Docker container, I made some wrong changes. Now it won't start, and because of that, I can't even access the file manager to fix the messed up file. What should I do?
Actually the file manger can only be used when the pod runs successfully. For your situation, you need to delete the original volume (try adding one more reduntant and remove it).
BTW I once find the uploaded file incomplete, with the last line get losted, which causes the nginx start to run due to the lack of the cloing bracket. This is solved by adding some EOFs.(Don't know why but it works)