Trying to start the container via Docker Compose and getting the following error message
As the title states when i try and start the container using Docker-compose up -d I get the following error message "Error response from daemon: Bind mount failed: '/volume1/@docker/homarr/configs' does not exists"
I have the homarr folder and the sub folders configs, data, & icons all create in my volume1 on my Synology Nas
Any insight into what can be causing this? For context I have multiple containers running and this is the first time I've ran into a binding mount error.
I've included a photo of the folder structure for additional insight.
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Silly me forgot to put the volume in the yml file. Just incase someone else has a brain fart like me, the instructions have a "." in the volumes line a code and I didnt remove the do and replace it with my volume. Once I corrected this all was resolved.