Joshndroid

I have removed Nitter from both this thread as well as from the repo. The project has been on its knees for a while and has been declared dead by the author here a little while back - https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/issues/1155#issuecomment-1913361757 That was one of the first templates that got me interested in making some templates for unraid, it had been a good ride. At this time there appears to be no alternative that works and everything essentially goes through X now, similar to how there are no longer any insta or facebook front ends. RIP bibliogram. There are active campaigns by google/youtube to restrict and break invidious instances. Thankfully at this time, invidious works fine for myself as well as the maintainers there being very active in keeping that project alive.

I am not sure how you have various other things setup in your unraid system however I also use Nginx Proxy Manager and i don't have to do/use any of these steps but good to know there is another method for those if they experience a similar issue

I have swapped out Libreddit for Redlib here. I was able to get it going fairly easily as essentially a drop in replacement at this time. Let me know if there are any issues you see with the deploy. https://github.com/Joshndroid/joshndroid-unraid-docker-templates/commit/17494dafc8a0d33e7a4203f104a82f85b7249737

Honestly, I am not quite sure. Mine has been working just fine for years now and only very recently (ie this week) I had an issue where it did not want to connect to the MariaDB database i was using with it. I tried troubleshooting myself with various things and the only thing that worked for me was a full nuke and i moved back to a sqlite3 database. Weird that after all this time it now decides to die. The only thing that we have in common i understand is the length of time of it working till it didn't but it taught me realistically that calendar backups external to the database are probably more important than backing up the database or db file itself. What may work for yourself is exporting all of your calendars to an .ics file.. if everything you try doesnt work you can nuke it and just add your users again fresh then import your .ics files to the relevant calendar and keep going. Invidious was the hardest one to get working by far... the most mucking about... but once i got it set up it has literally been the most stable and set and forget container I have ever used. Good to see others like it as well. I did see that earlier. I will have to see if its a fairly simple one to just copy straight over. I use troddit myself as i typically will login as well as a like their layout.

No dramas, I have seen that it has come through and merged it, Thanks I have had the docker running for so long and never actually have needed to use it apart from a couple test runs so good to see someone uses it and gets some more functionality out of it

thanks for the post I'm happy to take a pull request to get the changes across if your interested in knocking one up

Nah, I gave up lol.. Still using matrix

I run mine with my own external NPM. I use the host IP address and the port as my input into NPM.

Thanks @PeteAsking For the new template as well as clear instructions. After reading through a bunch of the earlier (pre-new-thread) posts i was sure it was going to be a painful experience, but it was not the case. I was all done in about 15 minutes. I gave bridge network a run initially just to see if it would work, it didn't (i had my old stuff on a br0 network anyway). Quick switch of network to further duplicate what I already had and I was all set, nil further required after the config restore.

Hello All, I have finally been able to get at least some sort of log for my issue. I am curious if it has something to do with GPU, network or maybe even a container issue. I have fairly decent uptime between 'crashes' this time I have been able to capture logs but can't seem to pinpoint what my issue might actually be. Essentially what appears to happen is that i cannot access any of the web service or my containers. Initially it would seem it was some sort of DNS issue but DNS was fine and I am unable to even get access to the device via straight IP. The device is unresponsive and wont respond even when requesting a clean shutdown via the power button and it does not respond to pings. A hard reboot is required to come back. On this occasion the docker service did not start and I had to manually go into settings and start it (hence possible docker/container related? I have attached the log capture of where I believe the issue arises, from where I capture the log it had 20 minutes of dynamix running a stript each minute prior... the last couple of lines of the log is the start of the boot procedure after a hard reboot. Edit - My Cache drive is a single Samsung 970 EVO 250Gb drive with a BTRFS filesystem Thanks to anyone who can help me out here. Unraid-Crash-log-15-11-23.log

Have you had a look in the logs? You sometimes can catch what is going on while watching it (especially if you are getting reboots where the logs wipe) If OP has not added this, it would almost definitely be all/part of their issue. It was not originally required until somewhat recently.

Within the docker page you should be able to add them as a 'variable' as it lists these as environment variables.

If you take a look here - https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/issues/983 The thread has been going for a while on the issues occuring at this time. Its been a bit of a punish, it worked after the initial issues for a bit and then they (x) broke it again. It would appear to me that the nitter dev is holding off updating the dockerhub image (i imagine till stuff actually works, rather than running patch fixes). If you check the file ages, the default 'master' branch is a month behind, which is in line with the dockerhub image. They are using the 'guest_accounts' branch. My guess is that you would likely need to find a repo that is hosting a built image or build and host one yourself that you can import back into unraid.

Thanks for sorting this docker. With the nginx conf samples, is there any guide potentially in the works for ngninx proxy manager or similar? (personally i run NPM)

I have the same issue. Random, what I believe, is Plex Docker Crashes. It seems to cause the system to hang and fall off the network. It is still powered on, but i can't get into it and it doesn't respond to a power button press (to initiate a safe shutdown) Only a forced power cycle fixes it. This then triggers a parity check. I have C-States disabled already in my x99 system 5820k, 32Gb ram, SSD cache drive i have a Nvidia 1650 as my Transcode pass-through GPU. This has been a somewhat regular occurrence for months. Edit - I am already running IPVLAN

Yep, good call. I'll add it now. Cheers.

Thanks, should I be doing this always anyway as a future reference? (as if so, is there a line i should add to my script to run this inline with my shutdown command after a sleep of say 30s)

I seem to be getting constant parity-checks when booting up my NAS with this RC6 I shut mine down at night mainly due to the fact that it doesn't need to run 24/7 for power consumption reasons (I have a second 24/7 one already running). Whether i shut it down using a script, or using the 'shutdown' button on the main page every time i boot it back up I seem to get it complaining about an unclean-shutdown and requiring a parity check. Power is never yanked from the system (its on a UPS) I have run this multiple times now and always end up with 0 errors. Anyone else seeing this behaviour?

Nitter Update It would appears that nitter is having issues much like other apps in relation to all the API changes that are occurring at Twitter in order to most likely allow them to concentrate their market and keep their users on their platform rather than through 3rd party apps, etc. It would all amount to trying to limit others taking ad revenue and pump their numbers to advertisers. My suggestion at this time would be utilise nitter's RSS feed for each page you follow and post those for each page into an RSS reader such as the open source app 'feeder' on android/android subsystem (not a mac/apple user for others out there). It could be seen as janky, but allows me to essentially do what i was already doing with the multi user inline with the URL.

I have always just used my phone to start the initial sync... In that when i first imported my contacts i imported them in my phone then using davx5 synced it to my baikal server. For doing what you trying to achieve i see various issues in their github over the years regarding importing, so your likely not alone. Maybe putting an issue into their github project may assist your further.

I am curious if it might be easier to import the contacts via your phone using something like davx5 to do the 'syncing' I have always done my things this way and havn't had too much of an issue. My other thought is maybe with thunderbird or outlook and using their contacts sync ability with your instance. caldav sync, etc.

Also have a broken GPU stat on AMD dedicated GPU 6600xt.

I thought I had a bit of an understanding on how docker mounting works (i guess i don't) however it seems that every now and then when I am trying to spin up a new docker container that is not part of the community apps, i have issues with mounting. This then causes the container to constantly reboot as it flat out doesn't work. I have tried to add a the various ID's as variables with no difference. I have tried creating the appdata folder manually first, with no difference to if the docker container creates the folders. I have tried to change the access mode and nothing seems to fix it. I was wondering if anyone has tips for getting this working more reliably? For reference i am looking at deploying the privacy focused simplexchat and it requires the config folder to be mounted. I attempt to mount this to I do note that in their docs that they have this listed volume mount with a :z I am aware that unraid doesn't handle :z but could this be what is causing my issues? I end up with this error in the docker as it reboots. Essentially its not being mounted so that file is not being created Cheers all

Rimgo only needs the .env to set configuration during deployment. We are setting the environment flags within the template. This is the commit where it was added to the source. We have no need for the -c flag... we are running the prebuilt docker image. For sanity I have nuked my rimgo, deleted everything and redeployed... Nil issue running and home page listed is the same as the official listed instances. Looking above... is your listed IP address correct for your 'Hosted IP address'? I am also running as a 'bridge' network. I have mine set as 0.0.0.0

Hello, I would try nuking your rimgo instance and starting again from scratch. If you have issues you could try and create the /mnt/appdata/rimgo folder first... THEN install the docker. It could be possible that your having some sort of permission issue with the folder structure when the docker first runs. I dont have the appdata folder exposed as I never actually needed it.. FWIW the config.yml file that the docker uses contains this; RIMGU_PORT: 3000 RIMGU_HOST: localhost RIMGU_ADDRESS: 0.0.0.0 RIMGU_IMGUR_CLIENT_ID: YOUR-ID-NUMBER-HERE