upgrade janitor to latest image version, docker 1.9+ support (#154)
* Janitor: new docker-cleanup image version The initial motivation for this version bump is support for docker 1.9+ Currently volumes don't get removed properly and lead to containers to stall at start up, which is a pain to diagnose in rancher. ref: https://github.com/meltwater/docker-cleanup/issues/24 * janitor: add support for KEEP_CONTAINERS_NAMED feature * janitor: document '**None**' and '**All**' * janitor: run with privileged mode unconditionnally According to @sshipway, it seemed to be incompatible with a lot of docker/rancher versions. * janitor: bump docker-cleanup image version to 1.8.0
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@@ -15,13 +15,13 @@ that are taking up space; note that this may not be what you want if you
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are using stopped containers to hold volumes! If this is the case, use the
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Keep List below.
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This cleanup will help to prevent the /var/lib/docker filesystem from filling
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This cleanup will help to prevent the /var/lib/docker filesystem from filling
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up with old and unused container images, which is an issue on lighter-weight
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Docker hosts.
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### Keep list
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You can specify match patterns for unused Images, and stopped Containers,
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You can specify match patterns for unused Images, and stopped Containers,
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which should be excluded from the cleanup.
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The match patterns are comma-separated Left Anchored Bash Shell wildcard
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@@ -40,9 +40,11 @@ However it will not match
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* bar:latest
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* foo/\*:v1
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By default, nothing will be matched. If you want to match everything,
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By default, nothing will be matched. If you want to match everything,
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then use a pattern **\*:\***
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The self-descriptive values '\*\*None\*\*' and '\*\*All\*\*' can also be used.
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### Warning
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If you are using 'run-once' sidekick containers that mount a volume, then
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