thecode

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  1. You won't find it unless you updated to 6.11, it has a minimum version requirement. Once updated to 6.11: Notice that it is by Unraid.es
  2. There is a new NerdPack plugin which supports 6.11, uninstall the old one (if you didn't do that already) and install the new one from the Community Apps
  3. This mean that for some reason the plugin was not updated, you can restore your `folders.json` file if you need, it will work
  4. I ended up copying your file over my file and still can't reproduce it, you can backup this file, delete it and start from scratch to see if helps and later restore it (Maybe do a full flash backup to be safe)
  5. https://github.com/dmacias72/unRAID-NerdPack/raw/master/packages/6.10/ncdu-1.15.1-x86_64-1cf.txz
  6. While you are correct it is possible to achieve this, this is not handled by LT. Most of the users think they are responsible to deprecating the NerdPack plugin but this is not it is not correct, this was removed from Community App since it was not fixed by the owner, it has nothing to do with the OS upgrade. What you are asking can be implemented within the Community App or another plugin that will do this checks before the update, but as I explained earlier LT does not know a plugin you have is going to stop working as they don't manage your Community App plugins and you can even install plugins from any source you want so no one will know they are going to break. However I am trying to understand now how much efforts needed to bring this back and maybe I will maintain it to make everyone happy 🙂
  7. I have seen this behaviour in the past, I have tried to test it now but did not get steady results and now all my dockers on all the servers are updated already. Can you check what happens if you update a Docker which is not inside a folder? You can simply edit the folder, remove it from the folder and add it later. I think it is related to Unraid and not the the Docker Folder plugin
  8. While my answer is not going to get likes, I don't think it is LT responsibility to add this to the release notes. Note that Community App is not an official part of Unraid (although a very important one), in addition, users can install any plugin the want not only via the Community App. You don't expect LT to test every release against all available plugins in the Community App and against every plugin you can find. I can assure you there are plugins that exist now in the Community App which are not compatible or not fully compatible with Unraid 6.11, they are not yet used by people who upgraded to 6.11 so no one knows about it. This is why there is a beta period which people can test and report bugs, you can also revert to the previous version anytime. Specifically NerdPack was mentioned few times and there is an active issue in the developer GitHub, however he is probably busy with other stuff and did not address it leaving no option to deprecate it I think a better suggestion would be an option to check in the Community App if you have an installed plugin that is not compatible to the new release so that people can first do this check and decide if they want to upgrade.
  9. The VM template is stored on the USB flash drive which boots unraid, you can simply delete it and try to create another VM, if it doesn't work, just to test give it a new name. It would be better if you add a picture or share the XML of the VM template before you press "Create"
  10. Unfortunately Home Assistant OS installation type does not support mounting shares out of the box, there is a workaround to do it, you can read about it here: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/mount-remote-smb-share-on-hassio/116734/101 Note that the other way is very simple, HA creates few shares which you can access from Unraid by simply installing the Samba share addon: https://github.com/home-assistant/addons/tree/master/samba
  11. I have tried to copy your exact settings and could not reproduce it, if I will know how to reproduce it I can try to fix it (still have limited knowledge in frontend and not the one who developed it) Can you attach your `folders.json` file? you can find it under the flash drive share: flash\config\plugins\docker.folder\folders.vm
  12. It works on two different servers, no change from previous releases
  13. I have created a new template based on the official container -
  14. Overview: Support for the Portainer Business Edition official docker Docker: https://hub.docker.com/r/portainer/portainer-ee Portainer Business Edition is a fully featured service delivery platform for containerized applications that can be used to manage single and multi-cluster Docker, Swarm, Kubernetes and ACI environments. It is designed to be as simple to deploy as it is to use. The application allows you to manage all your orchestrator resources (containers, images, volumes, networks and more) through a ‘smart’ GUI and/or an extensive API. Notes: If you would like to extend the capabilities of Portainer, getting extra features over containers, networks, volumes and images, you will need to install the Portainer Agent separately. Search for 'Portainer-Agent' in the Community Apps. This container needs a license to operate, for additional information on obtaining a FREE license visit https://www.portainer.io/pricing/take5
  15. Yes, I am on 6.11 now, but I already removed it in 6.10 from one of the servers and did not had any problem
  16. I want to look at it from another perspective. NerdPack is a community plugin, the developer does not have time to maintain it, Limetech tried to integrate some important packages directly into unRAID so that common plugins won't break (for example Dynamic system temp) Although unRAID is a paid solution there are many extensions for unRAID that relay on community developers which maintain them and you can't expect Limetech to integrate every one of them into the OS. I am contributing to several open source projects and it is not different, sometime things stopped being maintained due to lack of time or too much effort so the developer (which is usually doing this in his free time) can't support it. Limetech was not the one who deprecated the Nerdpack, it was deprecated due to not being compatible with 6.11 and the developer lack time to update it. It was known for a very long time and there is an active issue about it, anyone could fork the project and maintain it himself, but as you can see it is probably not that disturbing to most people. I have tried to maintain another plugin which break due to changes in the UI, but I don't know if I will be able to keep up with future changes (I am sure going to try the best I can) In my opinion the best option is to try to list the packages you need and I am sure if there is high demand for specific packages someone will offer a solution for them. I myself considered forking this plugin and maintaining it, but I am afraid the efforts to keep it updated are too much (I still however consider it). Can you list the packages you need from NerdPack?
  17. The ipmi tools plugin installs all the necessary packages without the need for NerdPack
  18. After installing the plugin go to "Settings" --> "IPMI" if it is on the same server you don't need to fill anything there, just press "Apply" and on the Display/Footer settings you can choose what sensors to show. If you don't see any sensors there your server does not work with this plugin. You can also run in a terminal: ipmi-sensors To check if the sensors are detected
  19. Unless there is some copy paste error the last line looks strange: 192.168.1.2:80/TCP192.168.1.2:80/opt/deCONZ/mnt/user/appdata/deconz I have tested again HOST mode for the docker and it does work, the only problem is that if you try to open the WebUI from unRAID it will try to open it on port 80 since it is hardcoded in the template, I will check if it is possible to fix it. If you open the WebUI using the port you set it should work. The RED line shows the correct ports that are used, I have moved 80 to 9080 and I can access the WebUI on my server like this: http://server_ip:9080 Can you share a screenshot of your settings? Can you share the output of the following in a terminal: sof -i -P -n | grep deCONZ
  20. Overview: Support for the deCONZ Community Official docker container Docker: https://hub.docker.com/r/deconzcommunity/deconz Github: https://github.com/deconz-community/deconz-docker This is an unRAID template for the official deCONZ Community container which replaces the marthoc/deconz docker. If you are migrating an existing marthoc/deconz install to deconzcommunity/deconz, Make sure you have the latest backup from Phoscon. To use this container you need to have a a ConBee II USB stick This template is set to run on a custom network and it is better to assign a fixed IP address, it is also possible to use host network with this template, but make sure to change the web ports If you have just one device it will usually be found at: /dev/ttyACM0 Which is the default device path for this template, however it is recommended to update the device path to use serial by id, which makes sure you point to the correct device even if multiple USB devices are plugged into the server or the USB mapping changes, to do it when the stick is plugged into the server run the following command in a terminal window; ls /dev/serial/by-id Copy the id from the result and update the ConBee USB port in the template as follows: /dev/serial/by-id/usb-dresden_elektronik_ingenieurtechnik_GmbH_ConBee_II_[SN]-if00:/dev/ttyACM0 Replace the "usb-dresden---if00:" with the result from the "ls" command, keep the ":/dev/ttyACM0" even if the device is mapped to a different port. This will map the USB stick to "dev/ttyACM0" even if it is mapped to a different path on the host OS. The template is set to install the latest stable release, you can modify the release tab by replacing the "stable" in the template repository, available tags: latest - Latest release of deCONZ, stable or beta stable - Stable releases of deCONZ only beta - Beta releases of deCONZ only version - Specific versions of deCONZ, use only if you wish to pin your version of deCONZ, eg 2.13.02 If you enable VNC mode (make sure to change the password), you can also access the deCONZ mesh app using noVNC: http://IP:6080/vnc.html Replace the "IP" with the container IP address if you like my work, Buy me a beer!
  21. I have created a PR to fix it: https://github.com/Squidly271/docker.folder/pull/2
  22. Can you provide more information, which unraid OS version, picture of your folder settings?
  23. This is a problem with the plugin, it is not related to unraid, I have tried to fix it without success (yet) As a workaround you can still expand the VMs on the dashboard. I will try to give it another look later this week.
  24. Update the Docker folder via Community apps, if it doesn't help remove it and install again