Everything posted by itsalljustdata
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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Calibre-Web
I've just been through the same thing. The first time you use your OAUTH JSON file, it pops a browser window (on the host OS - so presumably somewhere INSIDE the docker container) asking you to confirm you are happy for this app to do stuff on your behalf. Obv this doesn't go so well... I installed calibreweb locally on my PC (and the optional requirements.txt) and then the popup came on my desktop machine. Now that this is done should be good (the popup is just for the first time). Although.... it's just first time for the user - how does the docker container know who i'm (google-ey) logged in as. It's still just spinning for me.... To be continued.... EDIT - i have a suspicion i'll need to reboot my unRAID server into GUI mode and the window will pop up there. but not this evening.... (GMT+8)
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WebGUI Port
OK.. We all know that the WebGUI listens on ports 80 and 443 (as per "normal"). My question is - can i also make it listen on another port (> 1000 for SSH Port forwarding ease)? I don't particularly want to lost "normal" port 80, but I can do if need be. Any ideas on how to achieve this? Cheers
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rsync Incremental Backup
Hey Marc, Have you got this script on GitHub, that way (delete as applicable for your own Use Case) - The (extra) lazy amongst us could just pull changed versions rather than copy/paste - The more anal amongst us can more easily validate that we're content with the changes before implementing - The more helpful amongst us can do PRs and "help" with your script development Cheers Badger
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Additional Scripts For User.Scripts Plugin
TL;DR - this needless enhancement may already have been posted - but.... give a bit of feedback on the .DS_Store file deletion #!/bin/bash echo "Searching for (and deleting) .DS_Store Files (this may take a a while)" cnt=`find /mnt/user -maxdepth 9999 -noleaf -type f -name ".DS_Store" -exec rm "{}" \; -print | wc -l` echo "$cnt files deleted"
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[SUPPORT] SPACEINVADERONE - Windows11 UUP dump
I see it's still got that half-arsed mixture of Win 10 vs Win 7 control panel components