RClone Docker is unable to mount any drive under OpenWRT

[ToasterDEV]

@ivandeex

I can just give you some hints which you are free to ignore.

First and foremost, you can get rid of docker, containers and their intrinsic complexity, and run rclone mounts directly on the host OS.

Yeah, that's kind of what pointed me to try Docker in the first place.

I previously made a thread here regarding how using rclone by itself would eventually crash the system, sort of what running overnight did here with Docker. I didn't know about tricks like the kill -QUIT <PID> you showed me, but if there's anything you know about that could help me catch where the error is coming from without involving Docker I'd be elated.

@ivandeex

Next, according to the same report I referenced above both Ubuntu 21 and RaspberryOS (ex Raspbian, yet another Debian derivative) have REALLY stable polished Docker packages and run successfully on RPi hardware. You could try them instead of OpenWrt.

Honestly, you're probably right. Atm I'm only using OpenWRT due to the more granular QoS controls and Wireguard handling comparted to ASUSWRT-Merlin, but I should probably look into running OpenWRT within Docker and running Raspberry Pi OS as the host system. That or buying another Pi 4, which is looking like the more reasonable option for the close future.