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What is the name of the share in question? Do the files exist if you explore the drives in question via the Main Tab (click on the folder icon)

Without the diagnostics, it's impossible to say (or put it into context)

Already installed containers do not get their templates updated unless an update to the container is also issued. Otherwise, CA does NOT cache anything at all, beyond the fact that updates only happen every 2 hours, so any update to the template takes up to 2 hours to take effect within CA.

Main, Boot Device, Click on Flash. Then SysLinux Configuration, and select the radio button next to GUI mode But much of everything else you were saying doesn't make a lot of sense 🤔

That's why I deleted my comment, as disks.ini is the best way to determine what's what.

Yours is benign and happens with certain hardware combinations during processor initialization. Ignore it ditto

It should, but I've had mine turned off for a while while I was doing dev on CA.

I'd guess it's writing to docker.img. Is that full or mounted read/only?

You would need to post your diagnostics from when this is happening.

Using "Private" repositories with Community Applications ( A "Private" repository is a repository which you are managing, but not making available to the community at large ) Since Unraid 6.0's introduction, so-called private repositories were supported via Docker - Template Repositories. With the advent of Community Applications, this method is deprecated. Rather than working with an online repository, CA will fully support local private repositories. To accomplish this, save the applicable xml files within /config/plugins/community.applications/private/nameOfRepository/ on the flash drive. CA will read the contents of these folders (more than one is acceptable) every time it starts up. When private repositories are present, a new category within CA will appear "Private", and the apps can be browsed, installed etc from within there. (Note that if you've also enabled dockerHub searching from within CA, then all installs from a dockerHub search will also appear within Private, namely "dockerHub Repository") If you're looking to eventually publish to Community Applications, private repositories will allow you to see exactly how CA will render the xml's.

Ideally under the qBittorent support thread Barring playing around with the PUID / PGID variables (which AFAIK should be good), most download clients have options as to what to set the permissions on new downloads (advanced settings?). You'd want 0777 and not worry about the ownership By clicking in it. Will bring up a directory listing.

Today's update along with some fixes and enhancements brings the ability to update the applications directly within CA (installed apps), rather than the previous method of simply linking back to either the Docker or Plugins tab. Keeping in line with how the rest of the world works, there is a new option within CA's Settings that will have CA check for updates when entering in the Apps tab (defaults to check for updates). This is outside of your regularly scheduled update checks done via Settings - Notification Settings (and if updates are found via CA, then a notification will not get sent until your scheduled check happens) Because this check runs in the background, depending upon how many applications you have installed, if an update is found it may not show up as being available if you immediately jump into Installed Apps. In practice however this shouldn't be an issue.

You might want to post this instead in Defect Reports so that @bonienl notices it.

Did you try logging out and then logging back in to MyServers?

12 drives going through a single cable is a bit much. You've got a total of 5 molex connectors on that PSU, spread out between 2 cables. Then use a SATA to Molex for the remainder from another cable.

atop is notorious for that. Don't have NerdPack install it.

.fuse hidden disappears eventually. Or a reboot guarantees they disappear.

Edit the template (click on icon, edit) then in the repository instead of :latest (if it's there) change it to :4.4.7 (or add it)

You will need to post your diagnostics after doing this.

I think that you're having the instability because you've assigned a container a specific IP address. Some users seem to have crashes because of this... A fix is coming in 6.10

Try clearing your browser cache.

Personally, I use COPS to search and download to my mobile devices, and only use Calibre to manage (from a desktop)

It looks like you'd want that in Post Arguments instead

Where are you adding this?

Format a new stick as FAT32 in a computer. Name the stick UNRAID Download the zip file from the limetech website and extract the files onto the flash. Run the make_bootable.bat file as administrator (right click on it) Done. (If you need to boot via UEFI rename the EFI~ folder to be EFI)