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Dominic

Hi, 

I discovered a strange behaviour today when I installed a native Odoo Addon on my Odoo installation. 

My Setup: 

I run 3 Odoo instances via Docker. Each of them on a different port. I have a load balancer that chooses one of these 3 containers. Works perfectly ... BUT when I install an addon I get strange errors. In the end the addons cannot be installed. 

When I turn off the load balancer and reduce the instances to only one, I can install the addon when I connect directly on the docker container. 

My question now is, what exactly happens when an addons get installed? I did not found any similar problem in google. 

Someone who faced the same issue? Or maybe who could explain that behaviour?

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Michael Mugge
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How did you install the addon? If you installed it from inside the app and did not mount a common volume for "extra-addons" then the addon is only downloaded to the container where the installation was triggered. If however, you have all containers pointing to the one common folder on the host for a common extra-addons, then the downloaded module is available for all containers. Or you could just used Dockers new named volume feature.

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