Please, update your docker run command to the latest version:
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Changed from “beta” to “latest” correct? That’s it?
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Done!
At the moment, latest and beta seem to be the same image:
docker images :
storjlabs/storagenode beta 9ffdd358d01d 4 weeks ago 30.1MB
storjlabs/storagenode latest 9ffdd358d01d 4 weeks ago 30.1MBDone!
Is there any ETA to have Docker version on the same page as Windows? Waiting to migrate a node until the version is the same on both OS 
Running on a raspberrypi I have to change from arm to latest?
--name storagenode storjlabs/storagenode:arm
So, the BANDWIDTH environment variable has gone?
Yes, it’s been out for a while.
I’ve always used :beta and now :latest on my Pi.
Yes, you’re correct.
I would say this is worthy of an email - since we had to register with our email addresses to make a node. I would hope that changes like this are accompanied by email communications or at least give us a mailing list we can sign up for voluntarily? Typically, proper change management (in technology) includes a field/column to PUBLISH to whatever media channels are available to the technology organization.
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changed beta to latest and I get an error
docker: invalid reference format: repository name must be lowercase.
EDIT: Fixed by removing the blank spaces in the parameters section
Not all specify the email since it’s not mandatory, some specify a fake email.
I would like to recommend to subscribe to the https://forum.storj.io/c/category-announce/8 and https://forum.storj.io/tag/official-changelog to be updated.
Looks like you have specified something like storjlabs/storagenode:Latest, it’s not allowed by the docker. Or missed one of the \
For some reason the blank space (see my edited post with screenshot) was causing the issue, the remaining run command didn’t change.
Just checked on my raspberry pi3.
Spaces are not involved.
Maybe you have used something else instead of spaces?
Which text editor did you use?
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Do you just run the command when Storj docker container is running or do you need to stop the docker container and start it up again with “latest” command?
Stop, remove and start with the new command.
To stop and remove, use:
docker stop -t 300 storagenode
docker rm storagenode
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And I chase it with:
sudo docker system prune -a
I can’t find this “Subscribe” button. I found under the school bell: Watching, Tracking, Watching First Post, Normal & Muted. What exactly should we do to keep current with the changes???