Generated a .csv file using a server action. I see it using the file manager, but when trying to download it throws " copying between containers is not supported".
2023.04.25 16.53 - 6524 - Fiddlercrab
This is a new one for me, have always been able to do this succesfully.
I’m on 5.5.2.
EDIT:
Also doesn’t work when trying to download file from production docker container (hosted on DigitaloceaN)
@AdrianoLuiz Not sure what you mean 
When changing that target, it shows me the local files. Which I don’t want to download, because they’re already on my computer.
What I want to do is download files from the docker container (both local / production).
So I’ve tried with having the target at the bottom aimed at both local and production. This is the same way I’ve been doing it for months. It has always worked this way, so I’m guessing something broke with a docker update.
Have you tried renaming the file more conventionally? Having : contained within the file name could cause all sorts of issues.
Ahhh no haven’t tried that. That could explain why it suddenly broke. Didn’t consider that.
Will try that if I meet this issue again 
That’s right, you need to change the target, there it is marked as local, you have to change it to the production version
Still a bit confused sorry:
When it’s local, it’s just my local files.
When I ut it on ‘target’ it will change to the target whatever it is.
So when I’m on development, it targets the files in the running container.
When I’m on production, it targets the running container on my production droplet in digitalocean.
What am I missing?
what I mean is for you to change from ‘local’ to ‘target’ so that it reloads the folders in the target and see if it works, got it?
Or try renaming the file by removing the colon ‘:’
Thanks @Cheese @AdrianoLuiz I’ll try remove the : later!
(And yes it’s deployed in production)
Sorry for the silly question @karh (its because I’m silly and is the type of thing I’d forget).
