Hey Dan,

I'm rebuilding the fidohub image - just a minor change to enable IPv6 in nginx (which is used for the BINKPS).

You should be able to docker pull it - and you'll see it update.

Then you "docker stop" the old container, and "docker run" with the same command line, but it will use the new image.

NOTE: Now hopefully you've been storing your "persistent" config/mail/files in your host mounted mount points. If you've been storing things in other places, they'll be gone when you docker run with the new image.

Now if you are worried about the above, here are some useful steps:

1) BEFORE you stop the old container, find out the container id with "docker ps".

2) Use "docker diff <container id>" it will show you all the files that have changed in the image. You'll probably notice stuff in '/var', which is OK.

3) If in the docker diff you find some of your important config, mailbases or filebases, jump inside the container with "docker exec -it <container id> bash"



















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































and move those important items to your persistent host mountpoints (that you defined with the "-v" arguments). When you are done, you can leave the container with exit

4) You can do that "docker diff" again, and those important items should no longer show

5) Stop, delete and restart the container with the new image.

Yell out if you get stuck.

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