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another concern is that if my configs of my docker app go to the appdata share that is set to "only" as you suggest (and best practice too), in case of hardware failure that damage the cache disk, how can i recover my app config ?

Hi Trurl ! Thanks for your feedback ! you're entirely right, i'll set the appdata - iso - and domains share to cache only. That's said, i still don't know what causes docker engine to crash, as my docker image file was about 40% filled. Probably there's one app in a containers that fill docker image file to a certain extend, but can one says that it's the culprit for docker engine to crash ? How to troubleshoot to now exactly what happened at time of the crash ? thanks again. best regards Vincent

Hi everyone ! I wish i could find a solution or even a clue that could lead me to get rid of frequent docker daemon freezes. I am running a dell poweredge t140, with sufficient resources scaled for what I am doing. I’ve gone through all the resources in this forum that relate to docker. I’ve already ensured that : My docker image was not completely filled, any of the containers were writing inside the docker image. But no clue in that direction. What I noticed, precisely in that sequence: When Docker crashes 1. Plex server becomes unresponsive, cannot connect the client… 2. While other containers works 3. I edit the pms container in order to restart it 4. Then all the docker container crash when trying to restart pms 5. Via the settings I try to stop docker daemon : stuck… 6. Then docker daemon failed to start (the famous one) I’ve read a lot that the docker image file could be corrupted: ok, but what is the root cause ? How can we / the developers explain that this image is that sensible that it gets corrupted every couple of days ? Can we really rely on such system to run a productive environment to run apps ? I will be glad to get your help, thoughts or guidance. Cheers ! Vincent themis-diagnostics-20201111-1920.zip

Hi everyone, I am quite a newbie, but found UNRAID solutaion based on dockerized app so powerful ! after several tryouts, came to the conclusion of having "Nginx Proxy Mangager" app that take care of : - reverse proxy set-up - fetching SSL from let's encrypt I used to work with LE container but the Reverse Proxy side was sometimes quite tough to configure. Now my question is : I am using nginx container from Linux IO guys to power multiple websites. I would like to use the certificates retrieved by "Nginx Rerverse Proxy" in the nginx site conf file : ssl_certificate /config/keys/letsencrypt/fullchain.pem; ssl_certificate_key /config/keys/letsencrypt/privkey.pem; (this was a template based on LE) So my point is how to get the path from "Nginx Reverse Proxy" inside this Nginx container ? Do i need the add a custom path to the NGINX template ? Thanks for your support ! Vince B