MrObsure, did you ever find an answer to this I am dealing with Zenoss 5 and recreating my entire monitoring server as the old one had developed db problems anyway.

I am just going to link to the first one, they appear to be the same files Thanks for any insight.

So I was in the same pickle as you guys when setting up a new Zenoss 5 server and knew nothing about how Docker works.

Anyways I found a dead simple way to deal with the file systems on different docker containers, so this may help you out with your problem I used it to transfer scripts for custom commands that Zenoss5 can call from the web interface.

Here are the steps I take:

1. Find the container ID using the Control Center web interface. Basically go to Control center, click on the running instance of Zenoss5, scroll down till you find Instance and copy down the container ID there.

2. /var/lib/docker/aufs/mnt/containerID/destination-path should be where the file is, problem is (as far as I know) you have to use docker to make changes to this file system

3. use the following #docker exec containerID command destination-pathto run vi (or possibly nano) to edit the file.

Let me know if this helps or you have quesiton, I'm not very good at writing up my steps.