Squid

It already is via the folder's settings

"Failed to connect to Hypervisor" is from the VM Backup plugin, and it's because the VM service isn't started when the plugin is being installed during boot - Nothing to worry about.

Dashboard re-added. Aberrations minimized You may still see some minor ones when expanding, but it's more than usable.

Just be aware that XMP is an overclock.

You'd want @ich777 not me for helping with the nVidia driver plugin.

Correct. Display aberrations appear on the dashboard, and since my time is limited due to everything else I do here, I elected to disable it for the time being.

That's the old version The new version has the IP address (should be local) prefixed to it. What is the output of ifconfig

The v5 docs should still be valid. Not particularly recommended to use this, but it's your choice

https://github.com/limetech/webgui

Try the update

@SpencerJ

Have you tried this yet? https://wiki.unraid.net/My_Servers#How_to_access_your_server_when_DNS_is_down

Is the server grabbing a WAN address from your modem and not a local address?

First starting point is

It's in CA. The original won't show because it's now marked as incompatible, and the fork shows (GuildNet/Squid as author) when running 6.10+

Technically wrong, but probably works.

I would retest. There is zero difference between 6.10.0 and 6.10.1 except for boot support for flash drives that had multiple partitions.

The context is fixed. Feel free to fork https://github.com/Squidly271/docker.folder

OK. Not that I use this plugin, but I have forked it so that the logs and the context menus appear. I have temporarily removed the dashboard part of things until I get more time to look at it's display aberrations. Going forward, so long as explicit directions are made as to how to replicate issues on 6.10 I will attempt to fix, but no guarantees will be made, and my goal here is not to continue development on this plugin, but to simply keep it in the same rough state as it was left in when the author stopped development. You will need to uninstall the version from Guild Darts and then reinstall the forked version. I would suggest making a backup of the folder.json file within /config/plugins/docker.folder on the flash drive. If you don't do this, then you will need to recreate your folders.

This actually appears to be a bug in the OS.

Some users have had permission problems with appdata. However, this is the exception rather than the norm. And I just created a test container with a mapping to /tmp/blah and the container can access it no problems. 6.10 (all betas and all RCs) was tested quite extensively on mine (and many other users) production servers with no issues at all running quite an extensive system of containers. My one suggestion would be to delete and recreate the image (or folder) for docker and then see if there's any change in how things work.

First thing you'd want to do is try this in safe mode. Assuming that works, delete NerdPack.plg from /config/plugins on the flash drive and then see what happens.

OTOH, your reverse proxy isn't allowing websockets through.