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  1. Your Unassigned device (WD-WCC4M3359195) is having a heart attack and needs to be replaced. 1 Raw_Read_Error_Rate POSR-K 200 200 051 - 3029 3 Spin_Up_Time POS--K 199 170 021 - 3033 4 Start_Stop_Count -O--CK 096 096 000 - 4878 5 Reallocated_Sector_Ct PO--CK 200 200 140 - 0 7 Seek_Error_Rate -OSR-K 200 200 000 - 0 9 Power_On_Hours -O--CK 050 050 000 - 37077 10 Spin_Retry_Count -O--CK 100 100 000 - 0 11 Calibration_Retry_Count -O--CK 100 100 000 - 0 12 Power_Cycle_Count -O--CK 100 100 000 - 123 192 Power-Off_Retract_Count -O--CK 200 200 000 - 68 193 Load_Cycle_Count -O--CK 076 076 000 - 372728 194 Temperature_Celsius -O---K 116 109 000 - 31 196 Reallocated_Event_Count -O--CK 200 200 000 - 0 197 Current_Pending_Sector -O--CK 200 200 000 - 11 198 Offline_Uncorrectable ----CK 200 200 000 - 11 199 UDMA_CRC_Error_Count -O--CK 200 200 000 - 0 200 Multi_Zone_Error_Rate ---R-- 198 198 000 - 906 Raw Read Error Rate should be always at 0 on WD drives This is presumably where your docker.img is mounted and is odds on the root of all your problems.
  2. Docker Hub searches being removed is in the change log If anything, it actually decreases your workload, because of Which at the end of the day is basically the same with the exception that you're now forced to go to dockerHub (via the link that appears on every search). But, you were effectively forced to go there anyways, so I'm saving you a step
  3. It has to be enabled in CA Settings
  4. Icons While I will never bug anyone about their choice of icons for the apps, there are a couple of preferences (or pet peeves) If possible, use a transparent png If possible, find an icon that looks good on all themes for the OS (in particular both White and Black) Use a high resolution icon if at all possible. Animated icons on applications are not allowed Animated icons on repositories (ca_profile) is highly discouraged, but not banned
  5. It appears to be a problem with your flash drive. Start a new thread in General Support and include your diagnostics
  6. Previous Apps is all done automatically. Whenever you install an app (either through CA or Add Container on the docker tab), the xml gets saved. CA picks that up. What apps were missing, and were they available within CA? If the file is corrupted on the flash drive then that particular corrupted xml would not appear And no there is no way to multi-install anything out side of Previous Apps. This is because only previous apps installs the PREVIOUS settings you've had on the template. Everything else is a new install (ie: you've never had them installed / you deleted the saved templates), so a multiple installation will pretty much always fail since you've got to edit all the templates and set up your paths, ports etc. The system does work 100% as described
  7. Beta series is now over. Uninstall the beta CA, and reinstall the production version. Beta series will not receive any further updates.
  8. Today's release brings first and foremost a new GUI for CA, thanks to @Mex and @jonp, which really modernizes everything. Other notable changes: Check is done at initialization to see if the docker image is full or mounted read-only. CA will not be usable until either Docker is disabled or the problem is rectified. Minimum required Unraid version is 6.9.0 If you haven't already updated to 6.9+, then this is highly recommended. CA will NOT get backported onto previous OS versions. Changes to the minimum OS version required by CA are not taken lightly and there are always reasons behind it, and in this case one particular change would have not been compatible with prior versions and would have been a real pain to work around. Not to mention the required testing etc that would need to be done on previous versions of the OS. (I probably spend more time actually testing CA than programming it) All of the various startup categories (New, Random, Trending, Top Installs) are removed and are now consolidated into a single "Home" page with the addition of a Spotlight section. Each subsection includes a "Show More" link to display all of the relevant apps. All available options on apps if they are installed (ie: Uninstall) are available when searching / browsing, not just from installed apps. NOTE: If you've renamed an app when installing it, the Uninstall etc are not available when browsing - only within Installed Apps. This is the same behaviour as previously. DockerHub searches (or more to the point, a GUI for searches) are removed. When this feature was originally introduced in 2015, CA was able to determine the dockerfile from the dockerHub search results and was able to create a template that (in theory) contained all the the environment variables, paths, and ports that the container required to operate. In and around October 2018, a change at dockerHub meant that CA was no longer able to analyze the dockerfile to determine the required entries. Effectively this meant that since Oct 2018, each and every dockerHub search has necessitated the user having to visit the dockerHub page to manually determine the required entries and then add them to the template themselves, as effectively the template CA generated was a blank template with only the repository entry filled out. Because of the necessity of going to dockerHub anyways (and that many users probably wouldn't and then would be surprised as to why the CA generated template wouldn't give you a functioning app), CA is now going to force you to go to the dockerHub page. IE: each and every search on dockerHub now simply takes you to a dockerHub search results page and you can then determine the appropriate entries for the template when you hit "Add Template" on the docker tab I do recommend that you delete the contents of /config/plugins/community.applications/private/dockerHub on the flash drive if it's present, as the templates which are stored in there are basically blank templates. Any reinstalls etc of dockerHub conversions will not be impacted by deleting this folder A fair amount of work has been done to installing and managing multiple instances of apps. Most notably, when clicking Install 2nd instance, the name of the app is automatically changed (to reflect a 2nd instance) with the result that the appdata entry should also wind up changing (on most apps) to reflect a second instance. This is still an advanced feature and needs to be enabled in CA's settings Managing installed applications can now be done via any search or browsing instead of being relegated to the Installed Apps section on previous versions of CA Languages will now appear within Installed Apps Numerous other fixes, a smaller code-base, and simpler skinning system Thanks to everyone who took part in the beta program for CA (your name if I'm aware that you took part is now included in the credits) More features to come Multi-Language Notes: With the complete overhaul of the GUI also comes a whack of new phrases which need to be translated into the various languages. If you were previously contributing to the languages translations, look at the en_US files and update the translations accordingly. Also, translations for the "Reason" in spotlighted apps are also supported. This is however handled via a separate repository outside of the normal language translations. Please issue pull requests against https://github.com/Squidly271/Community-Applications-Moderators/blob/master/Recommended.json if you wish to contribute. New "Reasons" to translate will be available every month.
  9. And post your diagnostics as the error implies a filesystem error
  10. This backs up everything within the directory you specify, and works perfectly for easy restoration. It does not however backup any custom network you've manually created via a docker network create command, so in a disaster recovery you would have to redo that. To get it onto a cloud you would install an appropriate app to sync the backup folder to the cloud.
  11. See if it makes any difference between having rclone installed or not.
  12. based upon their piss-poor (read that as shit) instructions, all the "variables" are within the yaml and not part of the docker run command at all (ie: the template)
  13. Because it was never published on dockerHub. You'd have to go through the docker compose file, and create the applicable multiple template entries. Alternatively, you could install the docker compose plugin and then simply download the .yaml and install it via the command line (probably easiest method)
  14. 2 possibilities can cause this: Certain combinations of hardware will issue an mce upon processor initialization (probably related to firmware update) and can be safely ignored. Your wife has asked you to sweep the floors and you've lifted up the carpet and swept the dirt there. Under either scenario, you're safe (except for the wrath of a woman)
  15. Try deleting /config/plugins/dynamix/smartONE.cfg and smartALL.cfg on the flash drive and then set it all back up again.
  16. There is zero difference between 6.10 and 6.9 (or earlier versions all the way down to 6.0) with regards to this. You'd have to post the exact .page file you're using etc
  17. Many BIOS automatically adjust themselves and rearrange the boot order when new drives are added. Disable int13h in your HBA's BIOS so that the drives attached to it will never show up in the boot order. SSD's under ideal circumstances should always be connected to the onboard SATA connections.
  18. Something like Plex is supposed to be run as Host network. Mappings do not appear if there are no mappings in the template, which Plex won't have since it's not designed to run bridge.
  19. /config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user on the flash drive
  20. You need to delete /config/plugins/filebot.plg from the flash drive. Beyond ancient, most likely not compatible, and if you had Fix Common Problems installed it would keep track of this stuff and alert you. May or may not solve your problem though.
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