AlexRed

Hey guys, I think most of the issues here is related to how you set up your plan. See: from https://garethgeorge.github.io/backrest/introduction/getting-started/ For example for my own plan the only difference here is that my path is /backup/some-cool-unraid-folder. The only mapping i have is /mnt/user/backup => /backup. @matt020191 you may want to map /tmp to /tmp or /dev/shm to /tmp if it is filling up the container for some reason. It shouldnt be an issue in most cases unless you are backing up 10+TB in which case the cache/tmp may reach 100s of gigs. Using Docker directory instead of image would also fix this. @xman111 this covers it: https://garethgeorge.github.io/backrest/cookbooks/ssh-remote

Hey Schubdog, looks like this is due to the m4b-tool package https://github.com/sandreas/m4b-tool/issues/258 that it uses. It may have been fixed though if you force recreate the docker to have it grab the latest binary. Looks like some PHP 8 compat stuff... not sure if auto-m4b dockerfile may need to be updated accordingly.

Do you mean the backrest data? It is specified with a environment variable BACKREST_DATA, default is /data

Hey, did you get this working? I think you should try 777 perms on all of the m4b folders that are mounted.

Wow you have a lot of storage! I thought I was sitting pretty with 64TB Yea I've noticed this docker in particular seems to struggle with permissions more than others, I had some issues when I moved folders around using SMB. May want to sh into the container and verify how it is seeing the user/group ids.

Hey Vertus, 1) --cpu-shares is actually a soft limit, only enforced when your cpu is in use. If its idle for the most part, the container can use 100% no prob. I should update the description in that section. 2) beets alone (the one in the CA) is mostly for music management and tagging, I think you're thinking of this: https://github.com/Neurrone/beets-audible in which case the best way to use it in unraid is the docker-compose setup descrbed in the repo. You can manage your own docker compose files (and have them autorun/etc) with the Compose Manager plugin. I just use audiobookshelf for metadata management though, works well enough for me.

That is actually exactly why I added this to the repo =] Good idea.

Yea I see that, looks like it was fixed recently: https://github.com/dbgate/dbgate/pull/677 but not released yet to the master branch. Can probably use the :beta docker image tag to grab the latest build.

If I have time I will look into adding it, looks like they already support a docker compose setup though so should be pretty easy to add manually. Hmm, I don't see it using more than 500mb at all. It is possible that it is writing to a directory inside of itself that it doesnt prune, i.e failed conversions? Or if you didn't map the staging folder properly. I'd suggest using docker directory with Unraid instead of disk images anyway, much easier to manage everything.

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My template repository: https://github.com/alex-red/unraid-ca-templates Currently offering: DBGate (https://github.com/dbgate/dbgate) VictoriaMetrics (https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaMetrics) Auto-m4b (https://github.com/seanap/auto-m4b) Backrest (https://github.com/garethgeorge/backrest) Pull requests/suggestions welcome.