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yep, musicfolder config has no effect in docker container. But what are you trying to solve? If you just want to mount a subfolder from your host to a subfolder inside the container you can: |
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Yeah, the With the upcoming multi-library support (#4181), you'll be able to do that by:
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Hi
I'm running navidrome on a managed host, so I don't have access to the logs, the docker daemon, or the docker-compose file.
The host mounts my home dir as the
/music
mount. I'd like to set my MusicFolder to a subfolder (~/music
, or/music/music
in the container) however, as I don't want all the random audiobooks and stuff I have to be picked up by navidrome.I have control over the config file, and have verified it gets picked up.
However, I can't seem to influence the music library at all.
I looked at the codebase and while I'm not familiar with Go and much less Viper, I think this is because the env var setup in the Dockerfile takes prio over the config file, so the MusicLibrary will always point to the
/music
mount.2 questions:
If it is intended, it adds a caveat to the config file when used with docker, which is understandable but a bit of a shame in my situation I guess.
I can make a pr to add that to the docs, and I'll have to take up the config with my hosting provider.
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