Windows Problems
Can't connect into container on Windows
If your terminal says that you don't have a tty or interactive terminal, you might want to prefix winpty which should work for you:
ON HOST
winpty docker exec -it shopware bash
System cannot find the path specified in "docker cp".
Some directories and paths are long in Shopware...really long :).
Unfortunately Windows might tell you this too. The good thing is, there's a fix for long file names.
Please try these things:
- Move your project to C:\ which might shorten things automatically if you've had a deeper directory before.
- If you are on Windows 10, you can enable long paths. Open the Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System -> Filesystem > Enable NTFS long paths. You can also modify the corresponding registry entry HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem to LongPathsEnabled (Type: REG_DWORD) to remove most of the MAX_PATH limitations.
As this is a problem in combination with
1. docker
2. shopware file structure
3. Windows
we can't fix this for you, but we can work a bit around it
- 1.you have to open your terminal "cmd" with admin rights.
- 2.it's possible that also long paths does not work so there will be some folder which can't be downloaded. In this case we recommend zipping the content within the container, copy and unzip:2.1
docker exec -it CONTAINERNAME zip -r dockware.zip ./2.2docker cp CONTAINERNAME:/var/www/html/dockware.zip C:\my\path\dockware.zip - 3.right click zip file -> unzip
the unzip process will show you some notifications that file XY can't be extracted as of path length, please skip this files to get all others to your local path.
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