Flubster

Not that you want to hear this - but my recipes and meal plans migrated to version 3 with no issues at all. Dave

Nope, i forked the repository and updated the version. (To use my version) edit your docker and change your repository to flubster/gsdock and it'll pull my updated version You'll need to add the mapping i stated above as i haven't created any UnRAID template, just pushed another docker image. YMMV. Be careful as I started from scratch (after pulling the initial image from the template) so haven't tried any upgrades etc Rubberbandboy

The author changed the github, but didn't push to dockerhub to rebuild the image. After manually updating the container I noticed on 11.3.3.2 (possibly 11+) that for it to register - I needed to create a folder mapping to container path /etc/goodsync/ as it appears the license is mapped here not where it was before. Rubberbandboy

I had the same issue last week 😞 I managed to correct the filesystem with testdisk on a Windows machine using a usb caddy. YMMV. I got the data off then started again. Be warned testdisk can make any recovery impossible if you select the wrong options! Testdisk can be difficult in usage and operation! So good luck, some better GUI based tools may exist, I've always used testdisk personally as in I have had a Linux LVM raid array die before and was the only thing that could read it let alone restore the filesystem. Dave

I'm using a Cron job using rclones WebDAV remote to copy objects to my nextcloud instance locally. And as it's using a WebDAV connection I don't need to worry about the occ commands or permissions as nextcloud deals with the files directly as if you uploaded them via GUI or web. All my local file changes are synced to UnRAID file shared on my local laptop shutdown, which in turn every hour syncs to nextcloud via a custom Cron container so it'll be available remotely. (They are not edited remotely just viewed) but I can't see any reason why you couldn't sync both ways if needed. Dave

package clamav-libunrar and unrar is missing from the dockerfile, also clamav is out of date as the dockerfile has a specific version installing rather than the latest in the alpine packages. You can fix (until the maintainer sorts) by: opening a console apk update apk del clamav apk add clamav apk add clamav-libunrar apk add unrar then restart the container. Dave

If you look here you will see it's a direct pull from another image, all spaceinvaderone has done is provide the XML for the unraid definitions. Maybe research the base image to see if any missing variables you can manually add. I personally migrated to the migoller/shinobidocker:microservice-ffmpeg image so I can point at my own mariadb docker. Dave

I see the developer has now posted nginx reverse proxy configs if any use https://github.com/Forceu/barcodebuddy/blob/master/example/nginxReverseProxy.conf Flubster

This is not an error unless it's the first time you've started the container. The init script here lines 74-80 doesn't check if the database has been created, it just attempts to recreate and if it fails (which it will if it's not the first install) then it'll error. I suspect everyone sees that error on load - I do The docker image spaceinvaderone has in the repo is just the UnRAID definitions for the docker image migoller/shinobidocker:latest with no modifications, it's literally just a straight pull Dave

console into app vi /home/nobody/start.sh change the last line to read; cd /usr/lib/nzbhydra2 && /usr/lib/nzbhydra2/nzbhydra2wrapperPy3.py --datafolder /config/nzbhydra2 restart The image has changed to python3, but the startup script is referring to a wrapper that is nolonger in the image - I assume this will be fixed in the container by the maintainer Dave

What brand are the HDD's? Are they HP SAS drives? My DL380p doesn't like non HP approved drives at all and spins up the fans If i install one. Also try removing the 3rd party card and seeing if that helps. They can be very stubborn servers!

I'm currently going through implementing grocy in my household, (something to do over lockdown!) Have you looked at barcodebuddy docker and android scan app? Its an barcode front end that allows a lookup of scanned barcodes against the internet before passing data to grocy. Made importing initially a little simpler. It's a very simple docker image, redirect port 80 away and a path to save the container /config files to keep configuration. Made things simpler for me anyway! Flubster