Fix/manual glowroot #156
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Fix/manual glowroot #156
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docker container if restarted outside d2-docker kept the port and the startup script so the user can still upload the zip file to the container and allow the port to be listening
Ramon-Jimenez
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Dec 30, 2025
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As the GLOWROOT zip file was included as a volume on the compose file, but the zip file itself was a temporary file, during a restart of the core container (manually via docker or automatically during a reboot of the system), the temporary file would be deleted and thus the container would fail to map the volume and would not start.
For the time being, the volume has been removed, but the logic to enable the GLOWROOT port and the startup logic in the core container is still be available, in order for the user to copy a GLOWROOT zip file to the /opt/ location of the core container and restart that same container so the startup script decompresses and enables all GLOWROOT functionality just as before.