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  1. Ive been having an issue with parity suddenly becoming slow, tried reboots and stopping all docker containers with no luck. (Currently getting 8MB/s when previously I had 65MB/s) After reading some posts on here people suggested updating LSI firmware but im not sure where to start. I have a IT mode flashed Dell H310 which I did a few years back and have no clue how I did it. Could someone assist in helping me find the right files and a guide on how to do this? I did find this but not sure what to put into the broadcom website to find the correct firmware. (lspci shows `LSI SAS2008 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2`) Also Ive attached diagnostics and a diskspeed graph incase its not this causing an issue.(
  2. Think there has been some mis interpritation here. What I was asking is for a setting to do the following Start backup Get first appdata folder and find docker container with volumes for it Stop found container Do backup of that folder Start container Goto step 2 until reached last folder Hope that makes sense
  3. That only give the option to not stop them which would likely cause issues with locked files and stuff on restore if they are not stopped when backed up.
  4. Would it be possible to get an option to only stop containers/apps when needed? So instead of it stopping them all when it starts, stop them just before its going to backup that folder then start when its done to reduce downtime. Also incremental backups would be awesome but likely hard to implement.
  5. Sometimes when a docker container is updated any previously removed port mappings that where on there by default are re-added by unraid. For example if you run a container behind an nginx reverse proxy and dont want it to get a port mapped you remove it when installing. Later on when there is an update the port sometimes is re-added when you trigger the update. Reproduction: 1. Install a container/app from community apps 2. Remove the port mapping before starting 3. Wait for an update to the container 4. Click update and watch the port automatically get re added to the config and mapped. nas-diagnostics-20210429-1712.zip
  6. I was getting an error with this container after updating, about it missing a dir. chown: cannot access '/var/cache/jenkins': No such file or directory I ended up fixing it by adding this as a post argument, and I was wondering if this is caused by something strange on my install or an issue with the container. ; docker exec binhex-jenkins /bin/bash -c "mkdir /var/cache/jenkins" Edit: After some more usage it seems to be broken, these are my container settings any help would be appriciated. https://imgur.com/a/DiZN5vD (add me on discord if you want any more info @rtm516#2107)