kodakrome

I'm pulling an image I created from dockerhub. Its public (no personal information or anything): https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/kodakrome/smallstep/general I've tried creating the container both using the docker gui on unraid, and as a custom Community App, but they both behave the same way. When I change a setting and the container rebuilds/reconfigures it shows as 'Up-to-Date' but after a `Check for Updates` it goes to 'Not Available' I'm pretty new to pushing images so I'm assuming its something I'm doing on the dockerhub side but I dont know what it is.

For some reason when I build and use a custom docker image (dockerhub), when I click 'check for updates' the version column always goes to 'not available'. I feel like I'm missing something really basic in how I set up dockerhub or something. My expectation is that it would compare the hash or something with the current latest and tell me that it was either up to date or that a new version was available. Thanks for any help.

I thought it was possible to change physical USB drives once per year. I need both servers to be active to move my data. I'm rebuilding not migrating.

If I could get a thumbs up on this plan I'd appreciate it. Any other suggestions also welcome. It can be nerve racking moving all of your data. I currently have a production server that I want to rebuild with newer hardware and additional capacity. I am going to do some clean up as I move stuff so it's not a full 'migration'. After I want to repurpose the original server as a dev/application server without production data. I have a Pro Key (active) and a Basic Key (never used). Does this look good? Server A (Pro Key, active) --> Move data to Server B (Trail Key) Move Pro Key from Server A USB to Server B USB --> Unraid confirms I want to move the key Place Basic Key on Server A USB -> Unraid confirms I want to activate it Thanks for reading.

I'm struggling to use a custom docker network to plex. This is my first and only unraid+docker experience. When I set the container network to HOST, all of the ports are listed in the allocations When I set the container network to the default docker bridge (BR0), all of the ports are listed Using the custom network results in no ports being listed under allocations I created the custom network via the console: docker network create docknet The resulting network is a different subnet (172.17.0.0) vs the main network (192.168.0.0). I've tried setting `Host access to custom networks` without effect. It seems like I should be able to go into a file and setup my custom network, but I cannot directly modify the port allocations in the unraid gui. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

New admin here, and I'm trying to understand how to best manage my user credentials. I generally try to use Azure AD for login and I know the SMB settings support Active Directory, but does anyone use Azure AD for this? Any hints if you do? Note: I am not currently running a local DC. Thanks!