Russell_C

There's a bug report over on Github. https://github.com/tiredofit/docker-db-backup/issues/94 Best temporary fix is to go back to build 2.10.2.

Thank you Dmitry! That's fixed my connectivity issue. Hint for those who are having similar issues: Stop the new Zerotier container and empty the peers.d directory (/mnt/user/appdata/zerotier/zerotier-one/peers.d in the Unraid command window). Once restarted, Zerotier will repopulate this directory. The same thing may be necessary at the other end(s) too. In my instance, success was indicated by my peers no longer appearing as RELAY hosts, but as DIRECT. 1ffxxxx11d 1.6.5 LEAF -1 RELAY becomes: ddfxxxxc57 1.6.5 LEAF -1 DIRECT 6090 16835 192.168.1.xxx/20052 Happy sailing, Russell.

Hi, Are there plans to upgrade the Zerotier version to 1.6.5 any time soon? I'm having the Zerotier 'Coma' problem where some hosts can't communicate with others in the same network, and the upgrade to 1.6.5 is recommended. I've tried downgrading one other host to 1.6.2 and it fixed the problem, for a while. Cheers, Russell Edit: new version available.

That did it. Thank you sir, you're a gentleman and a scholar... russell

Hi, Is this docker still under development? The mobile app demands that we upgrade the server to at least v0.90.50. cheers, russell

Sorry if I'm being Captain Obvious here, but I was having issues publishing photos from Shotwell on my Linux desktop to my Piwigo instance After some Googling, I discovered that I needed to make the following changes to /config/php/php-local.ini: date.timezone = Australia/Thargominda; ***** your timezone here of course post_max_size = 32M; upload_max_filesize = 32M This has fixed my problem, which was manifested as a strange protocol error during the upload. Obviously, if you upload photos that don't exceed the standard POST size, you won't have problems. For instance photos from my Samsung phone weren't an issue, but photos from my Canon 70D were.

Hi, I'm always impressed to see just how much people have managed to shoehorn into unraid. I often just cruise the new apps to see what's appeared that I can play with. As an example, I was interested to see Cloudbeaver which popped up serendipitously just as I was wondering what I could move my database administration tasks to. I installed it natively on another server, and in a container on my Unraid box - the Red Queen. Unfortunately, it would seem that there's no persistence baked into the Cloudbeaver container, since my database connections disappear after I close off my session. Is this a feature, or am I missing something?