qBittorrent volume not properly mapping?

[GitHubQueenn]

Hi. So, I have a config folder mapped and a downloads folder mapped, but for some reason when I try to map an "incomplete" folder (while a torrent is downloading or fails or whatever), Docker is creating an "incomplete" folder when I start the container instead of mounting to the "Incomplete" (capitalized) folder that is already there. In qBitt settings, my incomplete path is also properly set to the "Incomplete" folder I made.

My map looks like:

/media/folder1/folder2/Incomplete:/downloads/incomplete

Am I doing something wrong? Any other time I've mapped anything else to a folder I've already made an properly capitalized, I never had this issue. Native machine is Ubuntu. This worked fine on native so I'm not sure why Docker is doing this.

[github-actions]

A human has marked this issue as invalid, this likely happened because the issue template was not used in the creation of the issue.

[GitHubQueenn]

@j0nnymoe Instead of just invalidating the question, can you answer it? I'm sure it's not a hard one for you, but I am new to this.

[Roxedus]

The issue section is for issues, not support request. The issue templates also reflects that, support goes on our forum or discord.

[j0nnymoe]

@j0nnymoe Instead of just invalidating the question, can you answer it? I'm sure it's not a hard one for you, but I am new to this.

Perhaps answer the questions that are in the template on the first place as well otherwise I'm just going to repeat the questions that you've already ignored.

[GitHubQueenn]

Perhaps answer the questions that are in the template on the first place as well otherwise I'm just going to repeat the questions that you've already ignored.

I gave the only relevant info you'd need and the OS I'm on. Just seeing if there's anything wrong with how I have that mapped.

[j0nnymoe]

If we're setting it in a template, we think it's relevant.

[GitHubQueenn]

If we're setting it in a template, we think it's relevant.

Is the below properly formatted for mapping?
/media/folder1/folder2/Incomplete:/downloads/incomplete

I just need a "yes" or "no." Because if so, it's weird that the container is making the lowercase "incomplete" folder when I specified one already on the host.

[j0nnymoe]

Looks fine other than Incomplete is a different folder to incomplete on Linux. Saw something similar happening to a QNAP user.

[GitHubQueenn]

Looks fine other than Incomplete is a different folder to incomplete on Linux. Saw something similar happening to a QNAP user.

Interesting. Yeah, in my example in my last reply, that's how I have it mapped. With the proper "Incomplete" on my local host. Do I also need to change the lowercase Docker "incomplete" to uppercase to match? I thought that would break it or that I should leave it alone since that's on Docker's side.

In my qBitt settings, I also have it properly set to the uppercase "Incomplete" folder. Unless qBitt doesn't even have a "/downloads/incomplete" path to begin with in the program itself...

[j0nnymoe]

Wouldn't know, never been in this situation. I would just have lowercase for all folders.

[GitHubQueenn]

Wouldn't know, never been in this situation. I would just have lowercase for all folders.

Ah, ok. Yeah, I like to be grammatically proper and start words with capital letters with my folders, so maybe for this one time I will use lowercase. Weird since it works with other containers I've done the lowercase/uppercase thing with. Thank you.