modem7

> Should be in 0.7.1 Heya, Thank you! Almost perfect, but it seems that the speed setting is still omitted from the available/exposed sensors. 

What errors are you seeing in the logs? Are you able to see the folders when you enter the container via `docker exec -it Borgmatic /bin/bash`?

It may be worthwhile posting on the [original repo](https://github.com/borgmatic-collective/docker-borgmatic/issues) so the project maintainer (Witten and co) can have a look. This is mostly a fork with a few custom bits,...

Sounds like a plan. If we can figure out a basic compose file with volume mounts, we can figure out potential issues, especially as we'll be implementing a lot of...

Just for transparency, this is my config: ```yaml borgmatic: image: modem7/borgmatic-docker # image: borgmatic:test container_name: Borgmatic environment: TZ: $TZ BORG_PASSPHRASE: $BORG_PASSPHRASE BORG_SOURCE_1: $BORG_SOURCE_1 BORG_SOURCE_2: $BORG_SOURCE_2 BORG_REPO: $BORG_REPO BORG_HEALTHCHECK_URL: $BORG_HEALTHCHECK_URL CRON:...

@witten @toastie89 @grantbevis - As we're going to probably be moving to S6 at some point in the near future (mostly to sort out the annoying [sigterm](https://github.com/modem7/docker-borgmatic/issues/118) issue, but also...

> I just recognized that you are missing a `VOLUME /mnt/source` statement in your Dockerfile since your s6 rework. I'll check later if adding it back changes anything. Aye, I'm...

> I can think of the following solutions off the top of my head: > > 1. Add the statement `VOLUME /mnt/source` back to the Dockerfile. This prevents misuse by...

> Starting with [version 1.8.10](https://github.com/borgmatic-collective/docker-borgmatic/releases/tag/1.8.10) of the official borgmatic docker container the bug described above is also included. Admittedly, I have not tested it yet, but since the path `/mnt/source`...

I'll close this one so that it can be dealt with in [one location](https://github.com/borgmatic-collective/docker-borgmatic/issues/317). This way we're not splitting the focus of matters, especially if 1.9.0 resolves.