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title: "Comment by Francisco on \"🎓 Tutorial: Build Search UI with OpenSearch and ReactiveSearch\" | Hashnode"
description: "Thank you Siddharth Kothari for the quick response, I am having errors with the fluentbit container - the fluent-bit.conf parser.conf file are not being created"
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Comment [🎓 Tutorial: Build Search UI with OpenSearch and ReactiveSearch](https://hashnode.com/posts/search-ui-with-opensearch-and-reactivesearch/62b3282086d22092a754650f)

[Francisco](https://hashnode.com/@flosada)

[Feb 22, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/search-ui-with-opensearch-and-reactivesearch/62b3282086d22092a754650f/comment/63f61484984a1dd3f86ac042)

Thank you [Siddharth Kothari](https://hashnode.com/@siddharthlatest) for the quick response,

I am having errors with the fluentbit container - the fluent-bit.conf parser.conf file are not being created (only 2 empty folders named fluent-bit.conf and parser.conf appear in my working directory).

Because fluent-bit.conf gets created as a folder, then when it tries to do the mount it fails. ERROR:

"Mounting "/Users/xxx/xxx/xx/xx/fluent-bit.conf" to rootfs at "/fluent-bit/etc/fluent-bit.conf" caused: mount through procfd: not a directory: unknown: Are you trying to mount a directory onto a file (or vice-versa)?"

How can I solve this? i don't understand where the fluent-bit.conf parser.conf files come from.

On the other hand, the data folder does get created correctly with content on it.