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I would just do a docker run script manually. Sorry. I dont have a direct answer to your question.

Never mind; I figured it out. I found that there's a "www" folder within the "app" directory that needed to be modified. I had to use docker exec to copy files from my config folder. I do, however, have to make this a housekeeping item for whenever I update the container. Anything that doesn't have a mounted volume is overwritten during an update. #userscriptsftw.

I love this container. It's a great way to test my connection to my unraid server. I wanted to customize the UI a bit though. I tried updating the index.html file in /config/www/ and they're not taking. I cleared the cache and history in my browsers, and nothing. Am I updating the wrong HTML file?

Luckily for me, I already had NordLynx configured before my NordVPN container crapped out. I noticed that NordLynx was still connecting to the internet using an IP address other than my own. I just migrated all my services to tunnel through NordLynx instead and everything works! Now, the catch22 is that NordLynx uses the NordVPN container to generate the private key. The NordVPN container still doesn't work.

Good afternoon. This issue i'm having with nextcloud is odd and i'm not sure how to explain it. I do a lot of file management through the terminal, but when I try to access my files through the web interface, it doesn't seem to be laid out the same way. I'm going to include screen shots of the files I see though the terminal, and another screen shot of the exact same folder through the web interface. i think it might be a mysql issue, but that's an un-educated guess on my part, as i do not know how to approach it. Please assist, and thanks in advance --eugene I currently use UNRAID 6.9.2, the latest version of nextcloud from linuxserver's repository, and mariadb-official.