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I think i found the issue. I think for a quick test i tried the official image while I still used the linuxserver image. Both are named nextcloud only difference is the upper and lower case writing style. So my template got overwritten by the xml of the other docker container since linux does not care about upper and lower cases. Maybe there should be a naming convention that templates cant have the same name ignoring upper and lower case writing. @Squid

Strange issue, I cant get to my edit page of that docker container. I created it with the CA (see bug1 (linked docker hub) and bug3(does show edit button but does not work). I noticed it as I wanted to update the docker and it said it is not created with CA. Is this an issue of CA or the author of that app. Thanks in advance

To everyone who has problems accessiing ZFS throught samba shares. I have a solution which works for me but its sounds realy stupid: I mounted my Pool Tank at /mnt/Tank and created a fs at /mnt/Tank/Share. I used the following Config in my Samba-Config, so only user1 (created via unraid-ui) can accsess data in my share. [Share] path = /mnt/Tank/Share public = yes writeable = no write list = user1 create mask = 0775 directory mask = 0775 Problem: If you now mount it in windows at \\server\Share you can't create a folder or copy data. It tells you you dont have permission in this folder to edit anything. Different users do not matter. Solution: Create in your share a folder via console and now you are able (with user perrmissons) to write and read in the pool. Mount this subfolder in windows and you are good to go. PS: If someone has a better fix to this then pls let me know