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Hi, yeah, mariadb should be fine, as that is what I use as well. I will look into the migrations call and see of I missed something in the image setup. I tested it against my already existing database for the most part, so could have missed something. Thanks for posting your solution.

Support for vilhjalmr26 unraid templates, AgenDAV and Import_ICS. My Repository: https://github.com/Vilhjalmr26/unraid_templates ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Overview: Support for AgenDAV docker. WebSite: https://github.com/agendav/agendav GitHub: https://github.com/Vilhjalmr26/agendav DockerHub: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/vilhjalmr26/agendav This docker contains the AgenDAV CalDAV frontend, for use with a separate MySQL database, and CalDAV server like Baikal or RadiCAL This uses the official php 7.4.28 apache docker as a base. Initial Setup: Have a MySQL DB and User setup and a CalDAV server setup and ready to go. Install the docker. On first startup it will notice the lack of settings files, create examples in the config folder, and then stop running. Rename the example files to remove "example." from the name, and modify the contents to match your desired setup. Once done, restart the container, and everything should be fine. This only exposes port 80, and assumes it will be behind a proxy for SSL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Overview: Support for Import_ICS GitHub: https://github.com/Vilhjalmr26/import_ics DockerHub: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/vilhjalmr26/agendav Runs a python script at a crontab defined interval that downloads/imports ics files into a caldav server. Environment Variables: ICS_USERNAME - Username for caldav server ICS_PASSWORD - Password for caldav server ICS_URL - URL to the caldav server CRONTAB_SCHEDULE - crontab time string, eg. "0 0 * * *" TZ - Timezone eg. "America/Chicago" creates a calendar_download_map.py file in the config path. The dictionary contained within uses calendar name as key, and URL to ics as value. Will download the ics file at the given URL and load its contents into the given calendar name, creating it if it doesnt exist. If ics file is not from a download, you can put the file in the /config/ical_export forlder with calendar_name.ics as the filename. Again, when run the script will import the ics file into calendar_name, creating it if it doesnt exist.

My friend just deleted all karma records and that seemed to fix it. His server had only been running a couple days though.

I know this is a super old topic, but was all my searches found when I had this same issue. Solution I just figured out is fairly simple. - Install the Theme Engine plugin. - In the settings, select Advanced view - Set "Enable custom styling (below):" to Yes - In text box that now appears at very bottom, add #header.image{background-image:url(/boot/config/plugins/dynamix/banner.png?v=1652994810);background-size: 1920px 90px;background-position: left;} just change the size values to match your image size, and position value to what you want it to be. If all you want is the banner change, just replace all contents of that text window with the above. If you add it to the end, it will also apply all of the custom style.

OK, I seem to have gotten it to work now, I think. At least, my main server can see the secondary over the fiber, and I can access the community apps again. What I did was edit /boot/config/network-rules.cfg. Originally it defined the 10gb ports first, followed by the 1gb, I just swapped their order in the file, then rebooted again. Seems to have worked. Will see if it holds.

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ok, eth0 is my 1gb, eth2 is the fiber. I have eth0 as dhcp, with router giving ip of 192.168.0.21, and gateway of 192.168.0.1 eth2 is static definition, 10.10.10.21, with no gateway. rebooted for good measure. Community apps fails to pull list at all. I can still connected the web ui on 192.168.0.21. Routing Table has Protocol Route Gateway Metric Delete IPv4 default 192.168.0.1 via br0 217 IPv4 10.10.10.0/24 eth2 1 IPv4 10.226.0.2 wg0 1 IPv4 10.226.0.3 wg0 1 IPv4 192.168.0.0/24 br0 217 wg0 is from my wireguard setup

I have 2 servers running unraid that have 2x1GB and 2xSFP+ 10GB network connections. I do not have a 10GB switch, so am trying to have 1GB connection to my switch for internet and general network connectivity. Separately I am trying to setup direct connect on SFP+ between the 2 servers, on a separate IP, not part of the bond. Once setup, I can ping between the servers, can ping to my main netowrk, and can search community apps for plugins, but the additional docker hunb search doesnt work. And if I try to install a plugin, the download fails. plugin: downloading: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bergware/dynamix/master/unRAIDv6/dynamix.system.stats.plg ... failed (Network failure) plugin: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bergware/dynamix/master/unRAIDv6/dynamix.system.stats.plg download failure (Network failure) I am guessing it is trying to prioritize the 10gig connection over the 1gb, but I can't find where to adjust that. The reason for the 10GB connection between the servers is for faster backup between them. Any ideas would be welcome. Thanks in advance.

I just noticed this issue after the 2 most recent UD updates. I access my webui through a local nginx proxy that lets me use http:// servername . domain . com to access my unraid instead of http://ip_address:port. The issue is, when accessed via the proxied name, UD does not load. I see the update image on loop indefinitely. Accessing directly via IP/Port works fine. Any ideas? edit: OK, figured it out, turns out to use the domain based address, I needed to undet Settings->Management Access, set Local TLD to match the subdomain.domain.com I was using, that fixed the UD load, as well as my terminals that had been acting up.

Did you ever find an answer for this? I have a friend having a similar problem, trying to figure out why. Thanks