I'd suggest you try to spin-up Watchtower, using the Docker Compose and env vars from this thread:
Let's see if that will deploy, which will also update your running containers. After that, if you could post a screenshot of your Portainer-Containers page, that might be helpful.
For some containers it may take a while for Portainer to finish.
If you switch away from the Stacks view while it's deploying one, it will fail.
You can check for errors in Portainer if it couldn't install the stack (Events and Notifications).
You can also view your containers in Portainer.
Giving up. Just tried it directly on the server using Chrome and it's more of the same. I think it's getting close, but the error while creating mount source path '/host_mnt/Users/olivetin/data': mkdir /host_mnt/Users/olivetin: permission denied is causing it to fail. No idea where that's coming from or how to correct it. Maybe I'll set the user account as admin and try it one last time.
EDIT: Admin didn't make a difference. Give up.
I realize you've given up, but I typically still try to get to the bottom of issues -- just in case they come up again.
Though I'm not a daily Mac user, I do have a Mac-Mini-M2 for testing and as an ARM component to my build cluster. It's been a while since I've spun-up OliveTin on it though, so thought I'd make sure no issues have crept in.
Nothing to report though, OliveTin deployed on the M2 as expected with these env vars:
TAG=latest
DOMAIN=localdomain tailxxxxx.ts.net
HOST_PORT=1337
CHANNELS_DVR_HOST=media-server8
CHANNELS_DVR_PORT=8089
CHANNELS_DVR2_HOST=utheater-pc
CHANNELS_DVR2_PORT=8089
CHANNELS_CLIENTS=appletv4k firestick-master
ALERT_SMTP_SERVER=smtp.gmail.com:587
ALERT_EMAIL_FROM=[Redacted]@gmail.com
ALERT_EMAIL_PASS=[Redacted]
ALERT_EMAIL_TO=[Redacted]@gmail.com
UPDATE_YAMLS=true
UPDATE_SCRIPTS=true
TZ=US/Mountain
HOST_DIR=/Users/slayer/data
DVR_SHARE=/Users/slayer/channels-data
LOGS_SHARE=/Users/slayer/Library/Application
HOST_SFS_PORT=8080
FOLDER=/web
PORTAINER_TOKEN=[Redacted]
PORTAINER_HOST=mac-mini-m2
It did remind me of an old issue with the types of File Sharing available on the Mac, which have changed several times over the years since Docker has been available. If you have a chance, could you check your Docker Desktop settings and see which File Sharing you're using?
Here's mine, which is VirtioFS:
Hmm. Aside from a line about using "Rosetta for x86_64/amd emulation" (because I'm on an M1 Mac mini, not Intel) my settings look the same as yours, but I do have "Enable background SBOM indexing" enabled. You may want to try that?
@Curtis Not having the Rosetta emulation option showing -- given you said your Mac Mini has an Apple chip, makes me wonder about your Docker Desktop installation. Is it possible you somehow installed the amd64 version of Docker Desktop (via Rosetta) rather than the arm64 version? Not sure how to check that, but maybe somebody else knows if it's possible first, and how to check second.
You mentioned having problems with Docker Desktops updates as well, no?
In the /Applications folder, select Docker Desktop. Then go to File → Get Info (or just press Command-I) and you'll get a window that reveals what type of app it is:
In the other thread that it was an i5 6-core 2018 Mac mini. Intel silicon. I didn't see where I posted it was an Apple chip, so my apologies if I did.
New bnhf/olivetin:latest (aka bnhf/olivetin:2024.10.01) pushed today with support for creating a Channel Collection based on the channels in one or more sources. This is courtesy of some more fine work from @mjitkop -- so, many thanks to him!
A couple of notes about the input collection_name:
It is required when you provide more than one source
You can leave it blank if you provide only one source. In this case, the collection will be named after the source
The OliveTin WebUI doesn't allow blank fields -- so it must always be specified currently. I'll do some more work next time around to have a default dummy entry, that can be stripped in the script. But, for now, an entry is always required for collection_name, which of course can be the same as the source name.
Understood. Thank you for the clarification. 
This thread is long, and release announcements get lost among all posts.
I think it would be nice to have a dedicated thread just for OliveTin release announcements.
I'm the only one who seems to have reacted to today's release announcement, given the fact that I knew it was coming. 
Either people didn't notice it or nobody cares. 
Believe me, @mjitkop, I noticed, and do care. My wife and I are nursing our critically ill doggie, and DVR stuff has taken a back seat lately. I'll give your Channel Collection tool a whirl when I find a chance. 
Thanks, @jsfullam.
Sorry to hear about your poor dog. 
I understand priorities. Family comes first.
Do what you need to do and take care!
I saw it and it's another great addition.
Unfortunately I have yet to get OliveTin fully operational on my end. Just haven't had time to do the troubleshooting lately.
@mjitkop BTW, I used your new "Create Channel Collection from Sources" script today (via the OliveTin Action of course ) to update my primary viewing collection. Something I've been meaning to do for a while, and your script made it super-duper easy. Very cool and useful tool -- love it!
New bnhf/olivetin:latest (aka bnhf/olivetin:2024.10.02) pushed this morning. This includes several nice updates to the new Create Channel Collection from Sources script by @mjitkop.
