bluegizmo83

Just gonna say it... I'm not a fan of the new CA GUI look and layout. I don't like that you have to click an "Info" button now on every app to see a description of the app. 👎

This may be a dumb question, but how can I add new apps to Community Applications? Is it possible for users to contribute by adding new apps or does the dev do all that? For example, there is a Docker container that I wanted to install on my unraid, but it wasn't listed in the community applications, so I had to add it to unraid manually. I'd like to add this to the community applications if I can.

I need some help with NerdPack. I have a fresh install of Unraid running, and the only plugins I have installed are the Community Applications and NerdPack. I have no docker containers installed. No matter what I do, NerdPack will not load the plugin information (list), it's just stuck on "Please wait, retrieving plugin information ...". It has a good internet connection. All the NerdPack files and folders show up in /boot/config/plugins/NerdPack/. The system log shows "Tower nerdpack: All packages processed...". I have tired uninstalling and reinstalling NerdPack. I've tired uninstalling, manually deleting all NerdPack files from /boot/config/plugins/, and then reinstalling. No matter what I do, its still stuck on "Please wait, retrieving plugin information ...". EDIT: Doing a little more digging, I think I found the problem. (maybe?) ... Though I'm not sure how to fix it. In the packages.json file under /boot/config/plugins/NerdPack/packages/6.8/, all it has in that file is: {"message":"API rate limit exceeded for MY IP HERE. (But here's the good news: Authenticated requests get a higher rate limit. Check out the documentation for more details.)","documentation_url":"https://developer.github.com/v3/#rate-limiting"} 2nd EDIT: I'm leaving this up as information for anyone else who may have this issue. I've fixed this issue on my Unraid system! It turns out it was being causing by my VPN. I use ExpressVPN at the router level (i.e. 100% of my internet traffic is routed through the VPN at all times) and ExpressVPN uses shared IP addresses, so I'm guessing the issue was that too many people who had the same IP as me were hitting the NerdPack API and causing the rate limit issue (I waited several hours and tried again and it still wouldn't load the plugins list in NerdPack, so it wasn't as if I alone was causing the rate limit). So I went into my VPN settings and connected to a different node, which gave me a new IP, and then NerdPack started working fine.