Squid

The app is set up to run in host mode, with no port mappings per se at all. The port it uses is determined by an environment variable, which you did change. However, you most likely didn't change the WebUI link that is also in the template. Switch to advanced view in the top right to adjust the URL it uses. (If the webUI entry still doesn't show, then you also have to enable template authoring mode in Settings - Docker with the service stopped.

Yeah, it's a weird warning from mce that really means that it's not using the intel module

Dec 2 12:57:20 box emhttpd: shcmd (46): /usr/local/sbin/shfs /mnt/user -disks 15 2048000000 -o noatime,allow_other -o remember=root |& logger Dec 2 12:57:20 box shfs: fuse: invalid parameter in option `remember=root' Dec 2 12:57:20 box shfs: fuse_main exit: 3 This is your entire problem here, so effectively it appears that the entire /mnt/user/.. is unavailable. A quick scan of other diagnostics I've downloaded show remember=some number, and not "root" Did you manually change a config file on the flash?

SMART extended tests

Same as Windows. Windows keeps finding corruption on it (the found.000), so corruption will probably happen via Unraid. If the cause of the corruption isn't caused by random reboots on Windows, then pitch the drive.

Think you want to reword it as "Probably worth mentioning that USB3 flash drives..."

Changed Status to Retest

Dec 2 01:49:51 Tower emhttpd: Unregistered Trial The trial version of Unraid requires an internet connection to start the array in order to verify the time limit. Once you upgrade to any paid version, there is no requirement for internet access.

Developers should look at https://forums.unraid.net/topic/38619-docker-template-xml-schema/page/3/?tab=comments#comment-919111 for information on setting up a profile within CA

Developer / Maintainer Profiles CA supports developer profiles. This allows a user to look at and compare the developers who are creating / supporting the various containers / plugins. In order to take advantage of this, create a file within your template repositories called ca_profile.xml For most developers, the profile would be something akin to: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Maintainer> <Icon>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ich777/docker-templates/master/ich777/images/avatar.jpg</Icon> <Profile> Creating Docker containers with a little different approach than most developers, the container only has the dependencies installed and also the start script and downloads the application itself on the first start and updates the application on every start/restart of the container. </Profile> <DonateLink>https://www.paypal.me/chips777</DonateLink> <DonateText>If you like my work please consider Donating.</DonateText> </Maintainer> However there are also other entries which can be utilized if so desired: <Forum> - A link to a forum page here (announcement thread, general support thread etc) <WebPage> - A link to a webpage you operate <Facebook> - A link to a facebook group / page <Reddit> - A link to a reddit group <Discord> - A link to a discord site <Twitter> - A link to a twitter page Whenever a user happens to look at the repositories that are present in any given search result, the ones which have the profile filled out are displayed first in the list.

Thanks for finding a bug. "Update Language Pack" should always appear in French

By piHole, I'm assuming you're running that on your server. You should also have your router set to a secondary public DNS server, as if you turn off the server (or stop the array), then everything connected to the router has lost its internet access.

No, it's a typo within the file. But, I only see the error message if I actually select ca_profile from the dropdown.

https://www.issacc.top/archives/unraid-docker-accelerate.html

yup. But it'll reappear on the next check for updates. With luck the error will be fixed by then.

Yeah, so set a static IP address for it (either in Network settings, or in the router). I suggested simply setting static DNS in Network Settings.

ca_profile.xml isn't an app, and shouldn't be added via Add Container. While there is currently a typo in that file (I've already issued a PR to fix it), it shouldn't be causing you any issues.

You can also get support via Reddit and Facebook

Do they actually have access to the shares, or can they only see them?

What does Container Size report on the docker tab?

It certainly won't hurt to try DNS addresses instead of using your router (eg: 208.67.220.220 / 208.67.222.222)

Nov 29 16:13:17 Tower kernel: EDAC MC1: 1 CE memory scrubbing error on CPU_SrcID#1_Ha#0_Chan#2_DIMM#0 (channel:2 slot:0 page:0x114990a offset:0x0 grain:32 syndrome:0x0 - area:DRAM err_code:0008:00c3 socket:1 ha:0 channel_mask:4 rank:0) Memory going bad. Your system event log may have more info beyond Channel 2, Dimm 0

Known issue. Fixed next release

After 120 seconds, it won't complete Do it from the command line diagnostics It'll be saved in the logs folder on the flash drive

Posting the diagnostics might help, along with a sample xml from from /config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user of an app you're having trouble with.