python - How to bind volumes in docker-py? -

i think used work few months ago. regular commandline docker:

>> docker run --name 'mycontainer' -d -v '/new' ubuntu /bin/bash -c 'touch /new/hello.txt' >> docker run --volumes-from mycontainer ubuntu /bin/bash -c 'ls new' >> hello.txt 

works expected cannot work in docker-py:

from docker import client #docker-py import time  docker = client(base_url='unix://var/run/docker.sock') response1 = docker.create_container('ubuntu', detach=true, volumes=['/new'],     command="/bin/bash -c 'touch /new/hello.txt'", name='mycontainer2') docker.start(response1['id']) time.sleep(1) response = docker.create_container('ubuntu',      command="/bin/bash -c 'ls new'",      volumes_from='mycontainer2') docker.start(response['id']) time.sleep(1) print(docker.logs(response['id'])) 

..always tells me new doesn't exist. how volumes-from supposed done docker-py?

below current working way volume bindings:

volumes= ['/host_location'] volume_bindings = {                     '/host_location': {                         'bind': '/container_location',                         'mode': 'rw',                     }, }  host_config = client.create_host_config(                     binds=volume_bindings )  container = client.create_container(                     image='josepainumkal/vwadaptor:jose_toolui',                     name=container_name,                     volumes=volumes,                     host_config=host_config, )  response = client.start(container=container.get('id'))