Yes, this looks like a regression in ZimaOS 1.6.2 Beta 2 rather than a Docker problem.
The important detail is that manual Docker operations still work, but the ZimaOS UI migration path is blocked with:
This request was blocked by security policy
So the failure appears to be in the ZimaOS storage/API security layer, not Docker itself.
It may be related to the new ownership/permission behaviour on “/media”, where mount roots are now “root:root” with “755” permissions. If the UI migration backend is not running with the required permission, the request may be rejected before the actual Docker move starts.
I would not manually chmod “/media” or change disk-root permissions as a workaround until IceWhale confirms the intended policy.
For now this should probably be treated as a 1.6.2 Beta 2 regression affecting “Change application data location” / Docker app-data migration.
On a clean installation of ZimaOS v.1.6.2, the “Change Application Data Location” feature/Docker application data migration all works. Apparently, the issues arise when upgrading versions. This means that Zima’s programmers either don’t test this as a transition during upgrades or are overlooking this functionality.
I am having the same issue on my install of ZimaOS. Would it be possible for someone to post the method to manually change the permissions in this thread?