n3IVI0

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  1. I switched to Hurricane Hernandez's Dropbox docker image, and it's working great. No error messages. Files are syncing. The only thing that would improve it would be some kind of interface, either command line or GUI, to see what the Dropbox daemon is doing.
  2. From https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/gfjardim/dropbox/
  3. Would it be possible to add the docker-cli to the docker image? http://www.dropboxwiki.com/tips-and-tricks/using-the-official-dropbox-command-line-interface-cli If we had command line access like this, we could check our status through the cli. Any ideas why the log shows "Another instance is running" all the time?
  4. Awesome. I am experiencing the same problem - can't add or update templates. Sounds like the Dynamix update will fix it. Thank you.
  5. I'm not getting any templates other than the user created ones, even though I have added repos to the templates list.
  6. I created a new docker image and re-installed all my docker programs into it. However, there is a persistent problem I have been unable to solve. Under templates, there is a list of user created templates, but there are no other templates, even though I have gfjardm's repo saved under templates. Nothing. Any idea how to make those templates magically appear?
  7. Will this fix the problem I have had since v13 of all my dockers showing "Not Available" under versions?
  8. What I mean is, how can you see if it is indexing, synchronizing, etc.? Is there a command line interface? Also, I am seeing this in the log: Another instance of Dropbox (188) is running! It seems to be sending files to my account, which is cool.
  9. Alright, I got this thing installed, and linked my account. Now, how do I see what the daemon is doing? There does not appear to be any webgui. Can anybody point me in the right direction? Thank you.
  10. Just tried to install, getting 502 Bad Gateway at https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/hurricane/ubooquity/. Getting "Pulling repository hurricane/ubooquity HTTP code: 502" when installing through Docker tab. Solution?
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    Is there a plugin or docker for v6b8 that generates stats along the lines of Simplefeatures/Dynamix or Unmenu? Just curious...
  12. Yep. Just noticed that in the graphic 8000 is being mapped to a different port. Duh. Anyway, working great now. Thank you.
  13. I have the same problem, and I tried that, but you can see in the log that it is hardcoded to be port 8000. Even if you map a different one, the log indicates "Starting builtin webserver: 0.0.0.0:8000" and it will not load the webgui. The same for owncloud. Both have port 8000 hardcoded into the docker image. We need a change in one or both of these docker images that will allow us to modify the port for the webgui. Otherwise, you can't use both dockers at the same time. Also, what is the default username/password for pyload? Thank you!
  14. Hot damn, that did it! Thanks, man! I was running around in circles for hours trying to figure it out, with no success. Thanks for the help!
  15. I have installed both of these via the templates in v6b8. I have created a mysql database for owncloud to use via Workbench, and given the database user full rights and access to the database. I have done everything the instructions say to do and.... nada. I get this every time I try to setup with MariaDB: If I choose SQLlite, which of course defeats the whole purpose of installing Mariadb in the first place, it completes the setup immediately. It flatly refuses to work with Mariadb. What other mystical ephemera is required to make this app do what it apparently designed to do, but will not?
  16. Never mind. I've installed a few more packages, and they finished up just fine. Weird. Anybody know a good way to easily install external hard drives to the server (I don't consider S.N.A.P. to be good - never could get it to work)? Can a docker be made for this? I know how to do it from the command line. I was just looking for a faster, GUI method.
  17. There are logs that are too big to be handled by the web browsers, so proc_open() is not the answer, so I used exec(), that only export the output after it finishes, so it's already verbose, but only after the command has finished. I put that animation to let users know the process is still running in the background. There is no way to put a progress bar because there no way to predict the amount of data that need to be downloaded. Gotcha. When you initiate docker run from the command line and it needs to download packages, it downloads each in turn and you can watch the amount downloaded versus what remains and sort of guesstimate how long it's going to take. That's what I meant by verbose. It seems to be working great otherwise. I got you! That behavior would require the use of proc_open(); even then I couldn't get those messages because the docker program output them in the stdin pipe, and not in the stdout. I've already tried that! I see. Well, if you can't you can't. One more question. When I was installing SAB, it was sitting there with "Please wait...." for a really long time, so I decided to close the window and restart the process. When I did, it showed the regular screen and indicated the docker had been running for an hour. I have checked it over - it seems to have downloaded everything properly. Should this plugin be indicating the install is finished or am I doing something wrong to make it not?
  18. There are logs that are too big to be handled by the web browsers, so proc_open() is not the answer, so I used exec(), that only export the output after it finishes, so it's already verbose, but only after the command has finished. I put that animation to let users know the process is still running in the background. There is no way to put a progress bar because there no way to predict the amount of data that need to be downloaded. Gotcha. When you initiate docker run from the command line and it needs to download packages, it downloads each in turn and you can watch the amount downloaded versus what remains and sort of guesstimate how long it's going to take. That's what I meant by verbose. It seems to be working great otherwise.
  19. Is there any way to make the installer verbose or have a progress bar of some kind so you know where it is in the install process and how much longer remains for it to finish? Please wait with three animated dots doesn't tell you much (is it still working, did it hang? ...) Thank you!
  20. Got nzbget installed and running, but I can't get nzbdrone to communicate with it. When I attempt to add the Download Client, I run the test and every time I get [testnzbget Starting]. It won't finish the test, and nzbget is not talking to nzbdrone. How can I fix the problem? Thank you.
  21. When running couch potato, this time without EDGE, I am getting this in the logs: Does couchpotato require OpenSSH? There IS no such file. Is ssh included with the current build of UnRAID? If not, is there an OpenSSH docker?
  22. Ditto: When I use --net="host" with CouchPotato, it won't assign port 5050. In other words, where the ports should be listed for the container, it's blank. If I drop the --net="host", they appear. Do you have to have --net="host"? In either case, it still won't go to the WebGui. The rolling log shows this: When it gets to "Cloning into '/opt/couchpotato'..." does that mean it's ready to use, or do I need to wait for it to finish copying files? It seems to stay at Cloning... forever.
  23. I decided to give nzbmegasearch and couchpotato a go. I can get the dockers to load: they show up in docker ps. However, when I attempt to access the webGui at the specified port, it will not load the page. Here's the commands I used to create the containers: Here are the respective log files: Any ideas about what could be wrong? Thank you.
  24. Beautiful. Looks awesome! One question: do these docks update automatically, or do I need to try and initiate? If so, will it necessitate a full download, or just the bits needed for update?
  25. I went with this: Quote docker run -d --name="crashplan" -v /mnt/cache/appdata/crashplan:/data -v /mnt/user:/mnt/user -v /mnt/cache:/mnt/cache -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro -p 4242:4242 -p 4243:4243 gfjardim/crashplan I think dropping the -h ${HOSTNAME} did the trick. I had to make sure the appropriate directories were mounted so it had access to backup, but it's working great. Is the .identity file preserved within the container so I won't need to keep logging in and adopting the backup every time? I set the config directory to as above. Should there be anything stored in this directory? The docker is running, but the config directory is empty. It is also created as root:root. I left that alone, but all my other config directories are nobody:users. Should I leave it like that or does it need to be chown'ed to nobody:users? Thanks.