Running it
Updating and uninstalling
Both are one command, and neither touches what MangoDock manages.
Updating
bash
docker compose pull
docker compose up -dYour data and every configured host survive an update untouched — they live in the mangodock_data volume, not the image.
Uninstalling
bash
docker compose down # or: docker stop mangodock && docker rm mangodock
docker volume rm mangodock_data # only if you also want the data goneRemoving the container never touches anything it was managing. Every host and container MangoDock connected to keeps running exactly as it was.
Air-gapped
- Offline, update by unpacking a newer bundle and running its install.sh instead of pulling.