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If I import in the following manner: machine-import home/myfiles/machine1.zip, in .docker/machine/machines, the folders home/myfiles/machine1 are created.
I initially thought the problem was as described in #6 since this was a server with no docker machines yet, but I used the mkdir command mentioned there, and still got an error about config.json not existing. But in my case, it was saying it didn't exist in ".docker/machine/machines/home".
The workaround was to just cd to the directory (e.g. home/myfiles) before running machine-import.
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If I import in the following manner:
machine-import home/myfiles/machine1.zip
, in .docker/machine/machines, the foldershome/myfiles/machine1
are created.I initially thought the problem was as described in #6 since this was a server with no docker machines yet, but I used the mkdir command mentioned there, and still got an error about config.json not existing. But in my case, it was saying it didn't exist in ".docker/machine/machines/home".
The workaround was to just
cd
to the directory (e.g. home/myfiles) before runningmachine-import
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: