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I discovered a bug when importing a project from one easypanel to another.
I had a project called ericknunes on my old esypanel. But I needed to migrate to another easypanel on another server.
First I exported the container, and then I imported it under another name on another easypanel server.
How to simulate the error:
Export a container through the easypanel graphical interface. Then import it into another easypanel. And the problem occurs when I type the name of the container that I am going to import, it is allowed to put a dot in the name (.).
Therefore, period (.) is not allowed in the name of the project or container. But when importing it allows it and the error occurs.
The problem is that when you try to delete it, it is never deleted. I can no longer delete it from my dashboard.
If I do a "docker ps" in the terminal, it doesn't exist, but in the graph it does.
My English is a little bad, sorry for something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I discovered a bug when importing a project from one easypanel to another.
I had a project called ericknunes on my old esypanel. But I needed to migrate to another easypanel on another server.
First I exported the container, and then I imported it under another name on another easypanel server.
How to simulate the error:
Export a container through the easypanel graphical interface. Then import it into another easypanel. And the problem occurs when I type the name of the container that I am going to import, it is allowed to put a dot in the name (.).
Therefore, period (.) is not allowed in the name of the project or container. But when importing it allows it and the error occurs.
The problem is that when you try to delete it, it is never deleted. I can no longer delete it from my dashboard.
If I do a "docker ps" in the terminal, it doesn't exist, but in the graph it does.
My English is a little bad, sorry for something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: