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trgKai

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  1. I'm hoping this isn't clearly answered somewhere and I've just not been looking in the right place. When installing a community app, I can see the DockerHub url pointing to the correct ghcr.io/xxxx address that I know is an official docker image. My question/concern is that these seem to be controlled/maintained by someone else as part of their repository. Does that person have the ability to later change the source of the image, causing a future update to no longer come from the original official source?
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  3. I've been running the Madmax plotter on a dual E5-2695v2 machine with 256GB RAM. A plot finishes in about 30 minutes currently with Madmax using the unraid /dev/shm ramdisk (128GB). I also have an unassigned SSD which gets used as the other plotting drive, but all plots get stored on my slow HDD array when completed, which takes about 15 minutes. I've noticed that currently, my plotting pauses while copying the completed plot to HDD. From what I can tell, Madmax is supposed to move on immediately, but it looks like Machinaris/Plotman jobs run with '-n 1', which means it does 1 plot per job, and the job isn't "complete" until the copy to HDD is done. What option am I missing in the configuration to have the plotter start the next plot while the previous one copies? I can't figure out how to pass a new -n/--count argument from the plotman.yaml configuration.

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