Check that vol actually contains DB files, as opposed to a non-empty dir. #72
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Part of fix for mounting persistent disks on Google Cloud Compute containers - fresh disks have a
lost+found
directory, causing the old check to fail withThe second part of the fix requires the GCE user to adjust
PGDATA
to a subdirectory within the mounted persistent disk. If theinitdb
command is run directly on the mount point root, it fails, complaining that it is bad practice to have the database there. Reference thread.The notice to adjust
PGDATA
should be in the docs for postgres-docker.I feel we should not make it mandatory for
PGDATA
to auto-create a subdirectory at allVOLUME
mountpoints, as the mounted point might already be a subdirectory in the host system.