This should be fixed via #1654 and #2476, with #3076 for the second problem further down. An existing install needs the updated stack files, for example via sh install.sh --update. If your bucket is already missing or your volume slots are already used up, you may still need to create the bucket once by hand (as described above) or clear the SeaweedFS volume.
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sh install.sh --update. If your bucket is already missing or your volume slots are already used up, you may still need to create the bucket once by hand (as described above) or clear the SeaweedFS volume.