TrikkStar

I'd recommend also adding a regular compact action, as I just ran it for the first time in over a year and.... `compaction freed about 267.57 GB repository space.`

can't get this to work either

Can you tell me what you see that changed? I'm having the same issue with the main container failing to start and producing Zero logs.

Recently had to reboot my server, but now Nextcloud won't fully start and keeps spitting the following out to the docker log. What's this pool that must be defined? Apparently I just had to keep restarting my container until it stuck, as it's working now.

Getting the same error. Edit: Looks like the wrong base repo is being used. Switched over following the advice here now it's running. https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/warrior-dockerfile/issues/62#issuecomment-980438747

Just added Lancache to my server and it seems to be working, but for some reason my Borgmatic container is no longer able to resolve the name for my remote BorgBase Repository. Remote: ssh: Could not resolve hostname *****.repo.borgbase.com: Name does not resolve I've got my router configured to give my PiHole container as the network DNS server, and PiHole has Lancace configured as its upstream resolver. (Both PiHole and Lancache are on a custom br0 network with separate IPs).

I'm slightly confused about how I'm supposed to init the borg repo. Do I do it from within the borgmatic container, or do I do it in UnRaid through the Nerdpack tools? I'm trying to do a manual backup from within the container after initing the repo in UnRaid itself, but I'm getting the following errors: My config is as follows: location: source_directories: - /boot - /mnt/user/appdata - /mnt/user/Backup - /mnt/user/NextCloud - /mnt/user/Files repositories: - /mnt/borg-repository one_file_system: true files_cache: mtime,size patterns: - '- [Tt]rash' - '- [Cc]ache' exclude_patterns: - /mnt/user/Files/Games exclude_if_present: - .nobackup - .NOBACKUP storage: encryption_passphrase: "***" compression: zstd ssh_command: ssh -i /root/.ssh/id_rsa archive_name_format: 'backup-{now}' retention: keep_hourly: 2 keep_daily: 7 keep_weekly: 4 keep_monthly: 12 keep_yearly: 10 prefix: 'backup-' consistency: checks: - repository - archives prefix: 'backup-' hooks: before_backup: - echo "Starting a backup." after_backup: - echo "Finished a backup." on_error: - echo "Error during prune/create/check."

That seems to have fixed my issue. Don't know how I overlooked the Date and Time setting as I just assumed NTP was enabled by default.

I seem to be unable to "fully connect out" from my server after booting it back on after a week. The CA plugin gives me the "internet required message" and some of my docker containers don't seem to work properly (Overseer, DelugeVPN). However I'm still able to run a traceroute out to cloudflare and everything else on my network has been working fine. Running a UniFi setup with the controller software on a docker on my server. Edit: Running v 6.9.2 Edit2: running date also return a timestamp in 2011 tower-diagnostics-20210524-1248.zip