Seems to be an issue with seaweedfs-init. However, on my end, the issue only shows up when the data volume for seaweedfs is mounted somewhere else (in my case, a partition on an internal HDD).
this is the output from docker compose logs -f seaweedfs-init:
also, in my particular case, all the buckets failed to be created, not just the fluxer bucket. Manually creating the buckets using @Hacker6329's method worked fine and I could upload icons and other media after.
however, this issue does not show up if I leave the defaults and therefore the data volume gets located on my internal NVME instead.
my very naive guess is that seaweedfs-init is starting up before seaweedfs is actually finished setting up completely and the slower r/w speed on the HDD is exacerbating the problem. Just a guess though .
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docker compose logs -f seaweedfs-init:seaweedfsindocker-compose.yml:fluxerbucket. Manually creating the buckets using @Hacker6329's method worked fine and I could upload icons and other media after. however, this issue does not show up if I leave the defaults and therefore the data volume gets located on my internal NVME instead. my very naive guess is thatseaweedfs-initis starting up beforeseaweedfsis actually finished setting up completely and the slower r/w speed on the HDD is exacerbating the problem. Just a guess though