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OT. Yeah, I could personally never understand the reluctance of people to use php files with an appropriate header instead of pure css. Allows CA for instance to use a single file that effectively only has minor changes for each of the 4 built-in themes.

Lol I know I looked at it quickly, saw that the function did exist and just threw it into your hands

Changed Status to Closed

@bonienl can help with the routing configuration The update always available though if unRaid can't reach dockerHub has been rectified under 6.8.1-rc1

Probably a network glitch or some other transient event. With 6.8.0, if unRaid can't communicate with dockerHub, it does show update available. Try again later

Yeah, that would definitely be it. Zero reason to have unRaid run through PiHole, because There's no ads within it that need to be blocked in the first place If PiHole crashes or doesn't start or similar, there's no way to get access to the internet without doing what you just did.

Done button doesn't work

Directly executing scripts stored on the flash drive is no longer allowed due to security changes The easy workaround though is to change your go file to something akin to bash /boot/path/To/myScript.sh

Note: this thread is locked. Any questions, please post in the unRaid FAQ Feedback Thread. Community Applications - Application Policies Community Applications has one fundamental goal: Ensuring that the end-user experience with the various add-ons to your server is consistent and trouble free. The application lists contained within CA are moderated and vetted. Every attempt is made to ensure that only safe and compatible applications are present. As the unRaid community gets larger, and more applications become available within Community Applications, the following should be noted: All applications are subject to approval for inclusion. Closed source plugins are not accepted into CA. (Note that a plugin may include closed-source binaries which in certain circumstances do not violate this rule - Moderator's discretion). In certain exceptional cases an exemption to this rule may be granted. 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Top of my head, your flash drive is corrupted. Can you post your diagnostics

With which boot mode? Normal or GUI mode? Try the other one

Not really sure. Just to rule it out, assign static DNS addresses in Network - Settings of 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220

Post your diagnostics -> Tools, Diagnostics

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/page/2/?tab=comments#comment-566095

How can I use private template repositories with unRaid? Private Repositories would be template repositories that are not available within Community Applications for one reason or another. (NOTE: a template repository is NOT the same thing as a dockerHub repository - For a dockerHub repository, there are other entries within the FAQ on how to utilize them) There are 2 ways to use them: Old School: Copy the URL of the repository and paste it into the box on Docker, Template Repositories tab. After that, you can add the container(s) within that repository by clicking "Add Container" and then selecting the appropriate xml template in the drop down. Preferred Way: Create a folder on the flash drive called /config/plugins/community.applications/private/NameOfRepository Place any and all applicable xml files into that folder. The Apps tab will now be able to manage those applications (a new Category named Private will appear)

The one listed in CA isn't from cheesemarathon.. You can use it. The question came about because cheese deleted his entry in CA. Does that mean that he's recommending everyone to switch to the new one. Simply trying to understand whats going on so that other users can be informed appropriately

Enable dockerhub searches in ca settings. Theres one that was updated 6 days go. You will however have to add the appropriate entries to the template. Having an outdated and abandoned app within CA doesn't help anyone

Since community applications isn't officially part of the OS, even though its the defacto app store, it may not be appropriate to that checkbox to be included at this time For other private repsositories, my preference would be put the applicable xml files in this folder on the flash drive /config/plugins/community.applications/private/yourNameHere so that CA can mange your templates the same way as any other.

The css file you're looking for though is .../plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/styles/*.css

Settings - Docker - Disable the service. Enable Docker Authoring Mode. Re-enable the Service Docker, edit any container and hit advanced view in top right.

One minor issue. The drop down list when editing a docker container in template authoring mode (Settings - Docker), advanced for the categories is barely readable It's the color of .ui-dropdownchecklist-text needs to be changed There *may* be other places in the UI where that class is also used

I think dockerPolice was confused as to why cheesemarathon was providing support on an application which he deleted from his repository.

First things The unRAIDServer.plg (assuming you typoed when you said Plexupdate) that you place into /config/plugins on your flash drive should be the absolutely ONLY .plg within there Delete any all all other .plgs which are present. Any and all files within /extra or /packages on the flash drive should be deleted Your "go" file should be reverted to be stock. Did you read the upgrading to v6 Notes that were linked in the OP?

Mew CX Installed in your browser? https://forums.unraid.net/topic/38582-plug-in-community-applications/page/114/?tab=comments#comment-806431

user is root If you haven't assigned a password to root yet, there is no password and just press enter For the problems with the registration key, it would be best to contact Limetech directly https://unraid.net/contact