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Squid

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  1. Writable is the data the app has written into the image, that isn't part of the app itself. IE: On D/L apps where it's misconfigured and the downloads are going into the image, that column will tend to be rather large
  2. The "workaround" on the dashboard is to scroll via the empty space between the columns.
  3. Uninstall the plugin and with the user scripts plugin, use this as a script running on whatever schedule you want #!/bin/bash fstrim -v /mnt/cache That'll only trim the cache drive
  4. It's a manual thing to do. It really only affects shares that you use though.
  5. Template URL's are always correct in the template. Assuming you install via Apps, the author actually cannot set it. Besides that, the entry is only used during updates and has no bearing whatsoever outside of that scenario and what happens when the container is updated.
  6. Install NerdPack and via it install Perl
  7. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/#comment-564309
  8. The diagnostics are after you rebooted. If it happens again, post a new set of diagnostics before you reboot the system
  9. The thing about the options in docker settings is that they only take effect on new containers added. Any pre existing containers won’t have the log take effect. The extra parameters however should take effect. (I think)
  10. Fairly normal for the appdata directories. Apps have their own unique permission requirements which may or may not be compatible with SMB. You could always either use the command line or the Krusader app to manipulate these folders (or bug the maintainer in the support thread for further advice) Because of those unique permission requirements, Docker Safe New Perms doesn't ever touch those folders. If you want to take a shot (YMMV), then run the New Permissions tool against the appdata share.
  11. You can type them in [quote]...[/quote] [code]...[/code]
  12. Post the file. Based upon what you've typed, it's wrong unless you really abbreviated things.
  13. Assuming that nothing else was going on at the time, then it would appear the drive has slow spots. The SMART report might explain it.
  14. 6.9 has an issue where no temps are reported until the drives actually get spun up. Being fixed next rev
  15. If you upgrade again and it happens, then post the diagnostics when it "comes back on by itself". They should tell people what's going on.
  16. Try this https://forums.unraid.net/topic/100483-z490-vision-g-fan-sensors/
  17. Squid

    freeze system

    Jan 2 00:20:43 Tower kernel: BTRFS warning (device nvme0n1p1): csum failed root 5 ino 547172 off 6500392960 csum 0x1e06e4fa expected csum 0x18921f09 mirror 1 Jan 2 00:20:43 Tower kernel: BTRFS error (device nvme0n1p1): bdev /dev/nvme0n1p1 errs: wr 0, rd 0, flush 0, corrupt 17, gen 0 @JorgeB would probably be best to advise on this one. Also, why check for docker updates twice an hour?
  18. Not what I'm looking for. I'm looking to see if the 2 mappings for /data match between the containers, so still need to see the other app's docker run. Screen shots of the template don't tell the whole truth.
  19. Because you mentioned doing this, probably best to post your docker run commands for each of the apps as per https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/#comment-564345
  20. Give me a screenshot then of the entire page
  21. Are all your docker apps working properly? It looks like one keeps restarting over and over again.
  22. Perhaps best to post in the app's support thread (Docker / Dashboard, click on the app and select Support)
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