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I might even start building this myself in FLUX and just pass it along to you to publish. There are a few things I'd change, such as making the influx bucket names variables, rather than hard coded. I think I got just about everything working with FLUX for UUD 1.6, but i did also butcher and change stuff, so I might have just removed some panels that I couldn't get to work. But yeah, happy to help how I can.

Amazing! is this still running on influxDB1.8? I migrated to v2.0+ and updated all the queries to the new query language. Also I know there is one page one, but it would be handy to add the JSON to your post above too.

I have considered one more thing that may/may not work. Try the following: Stopping the container (if it's running) Remove the existing 'minio' share. Confirm the folder "/mnt/user/minio/" no longer exists on the host system. Recreate the minio share (even better, call it something else like 'minio-data', you can change the name back later if you get the container working) Delete the persistent appdata folder "/mnt/user/appdata/minio/". Start the container again (make if you change the share name you correct the mapped directory). I suspect that it is possible that something went wrong when the container set up and this is causing permission errors. I had a similar experience the other day settings up PostgreSQL db.

You are probably best going to the authors thread and asking there. It looks like other people have had the same issue. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/54183-support-cheesemarathons-repo/page/30/

Yeah I don't know why it works fine for me. Last thing you could try would be to change the folder permissions in the unraid CLI using chmod 777 -R /mnt/user/minio Does the container install but just not run, or see does it spit the error out when trying to install?

Yeah, I'm lost sorry. I'll check later if I can get the container to run on my system. Edit. It runs fine on my system without issue. You could try creating a new minio share and mapping to that.

Try changing '/mnt/user/minio/' to '/mnt/user/minio'

My guess is that the docker volume is mapped incorrectly to the host. Can you post an image of the container setup?

**edit fix error If you have not resolved this yet, follow the below steps. 1. On the unraid UI, navigate to the docker tab 2. Scroll to the bottom and click "add a container" 3. Use the following for each of the fields Name: PodSync Repositry: mxpv/podsync Icon URL: :https://github.com/mxpv/podsync/blob/main/docs/img/logo.png WebUI: http://[IP]:[PORT:8080]/ 4. Scroll to the bottom of the config page and click "Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device" 5. Use the following settings Config Type: Path Name: DATA Container Path : /app/data/ Host Path: /mnt/user/appdata/syncpod/data 6. Again, click "Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device" 7. Use the following settings Config Type: Path Name: CONFIG Container Path : /app/config.toml Host Path: /mnt/user/appdata/syncpod/config.toml

You can setup 2 wordpress containers in unraid using the following steps. 1. Go to the docker tab on the unraid web-UI. 2. Scroll to the bottom and click "add a container" 3. Click on template, find wordpress. This should Autofill the information. 4. Choose a different name such as "wordpress-2" 5. Change the host port: 8081 **chose a port that is not in use 6. Change the host path: /mnt/user/appdata/wordpress-2 7. Change use a different WORDPRESS_DB_NAME. ** Instead of wordpress-2, you can call it something else. You will then have to configure your reverse proxy to point each subdomain to the appropriate containers.

I answered this on reddit, but I'll add it here incase anyone else has the same issue. Use the following settings in the docker container setup: Name: sheepitrenderfarm Icon URL : https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/903628649680822273/uX-KsdRC_400x400.jpg Repository: sheepitrenderfarm/client:gui WebUI: http://[IP]:[PORT:5800]/ You also need map the ports. Scroll to the bottom of the container config page and click"Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device" Config type: Port Name: WEBUI_PORT Container Port: 5800 **Host Port : 5800 **Note check if any other containers are using port 5800. If they are, change the host port to 5801 or something else that isn't being used. You do not need to update the WebUI field if you change the host port. Hope this helps

I'll post this here, as I spend far to long looking for it myself. It's a list of the nordVPN counties for the nordVPN API. Particually usefull when using IMTheNachoMan's Nordlynx container. Please note, this list is from somewhere else, it may not be correct. For the "QUERY" Variable in IMTheNachoMan's NordLynx container, use the following line with the number adjusted to whatever country you want to connect to. In this case it is connecting to Estonia. filters\[country_id\]=68 Country codes: 2, Albania 10, Argentina 13, Australia 14, Austria 21, Belgium 27, Bosnia and Herzegovina 30, Brazil 33, Bulgaria 38, Canada 43, Chile 52, Costa Rica 54, Croatia 56, Cyprus 57, Czech Republic 58, Denmark 68, Estonia 73, Finland 74, France 80, Georgia 81, Germany 84, Greece 97, Hong Kong 98, Hungary 99, Iceland 100, India 101, Indonesia 104, Ireland 105, Israel 106, Italy 108, Japan 114, South Korea 119, Latvia 125, Lithuania 126, Luxembourg 128, North Macedonia 131, Malaysia 140, Mexico 142, Moldova 153, Netherlands 156, New Zealand 163, Norway 174, Poland 175, Portugal 179, Romania 192, Serbia 195, Singapore 196, Slovakia 197, Slovenia 200, South Africa 202, Spain 208, Sweden 209, Switzerland 211, Taiwan 214, Thailand 220, Turkey 225, Ukraine 227, United Kingdom 228, United States 234, Vietnam