Jaybau

What is the easiest way to find an available network port for a docker container? I have a lot of docker containers, and it's not easy to determine what network ports are available. I also use docker compose for some, and it doesn't have a "docker allocations" option.

Why do some folders have the option to "force update", and others don't?

The progress bar does not appear correctly. It's not 98.6% complete. There's a lot more than 8 hours 40 minutes left. Uploading Attachment... Thank you.

What does the scale mean? Is Normal on the left of the scale, and Idle on the right side of the scale, that means Best Efforts is somewhere between Normal and Idle? Why are there so many Best Efforts? I/O Priority: Normal Best-effort 0 Best-effort 1 Best-effort 2 Best-effort 3 Best-effort 4 Best-effort 5 Best-effort 6 Best-effort 7 Idle ...I'm trying to figure out which is best to use (ideally): 1) Prioritize productivity. This is mostly read from SSD cache pool, and/or reading Plex/Jellyfin media from array for when watching a movie/show. 2) De-prioritize Dynamix Integrity check. 3) De-prioritize Parity check. 4) De-prioritize torrent client reads from array/cache. But I also have a separate pool for torrent writes which I want to have high/normal priority. Basically, I want cache moved to array as quickly/soon as possible, unless I'm the user or I need torrents moved from torrent pool to the cache... ...and since the Integrity check started, the mover is taking forever, and I assume there's competition for resources. But I won't know for sure until I see the start time and transfer rate posted to the log at the end of the move. It's also possible there's a bug. Automover is showing the mover is active, but I haven't seen the log update for a long time.

I get messages "File still in use after 10 attempts". I would like to know if the file cannot be moved because it is being read or written. I have large files being copied to the cache pool, which can take a long time. Is Automover aware when the file has completed being copied (no more writes), therefore won't trying to move a file off cache that is being written to? If the problem is the file is being written to, then could we have a Age Based Filter for hours to avoid trying to move files that have not completed being written to? Thank you.

I see the Activity Log in the top right corner displaying: Last Run 1d ago. Yet the Activity Log says (today): Session finished - 2026-04-03 16:08:00 Duration: 0s Usage below threshold — nothing to do cache usage: 39% Threshold:60% Stop Threshold:0% Plugin version: 2026.03.31.01 Session started - 2026-04-03 16:08:00 My guess is the "Last Run" only displays if 1) there was an actual move. 2) On after the run is complete. I would expect the Last Run would be based on the start date or end date (whichever is greater), regardless if files were moved or not.

The Activity Log search box doesn't search/filter. Clicking the "clear" button in File Moved Log doesn't clear the log. Would be nice to have a progress bar measuring files, size, and transfer rate, elapsed time, remaining time. Version 2026.03.31.01

Can someone please explain I/O Priority to me? Best Efforts? When/Why would I want to change from Normal? Thank you.

How do I keep my configuration after an Unraid reboot?

A docker container would be nice. Unfortunately I haven't found a good one.

How do you change the database location? I have a mirrored SSD cache pool that isn't being detected. Uploading Attachment...

When I rebooted Unraid, I lost my configuration. Is that just me? Uploading Attachment...

Requesting an Unraid plugin for jdupes. Thank you.

What is the sudo password for the container? I need to install some Python utilities via PIP, and I cannot install to the folder /home/pgadmin.

I would like a feature to skip a docker container update. On the Docker tab, container versions say "apply update". I would like to have the option to skip the update, and be notified when there's a next update. By skipping the update, I can better use "Update All" without needing to update containers that I don't need updated. This becomes a bigger problem for containers I rarely use, or rarely start. Or maybe another option is to "archive" the container so it's not part of the update frequency, without losing the container information or organization. The other part of the issue is frequent updates of 3GB images that I rarely use, so want to skip those.

https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/container/run/#set-environment-variables--e-env-env-file In the Extra Parameters I use: --env-file /mnt/user/appdata/[container]/.env I use linuxserver.io images. From my reading it appears the container may persist metadata with just a simple restart. But creating and changing an environment variable within the Unraid template will recreate the container, including recreating the environment variable metadata. So perhaps there's a way to do a clean container restart with Unraid?

When I change an environment variable within the .env file and restart (or stop/start) a container, the value for the environment variable is not updated (retains the value). How do I restart a docker container to refresh/update the environment variable from the .env file?

I would like to monitor/track my electricity energy consumption, and costs. Ideally, I would also like to to track the time of day to determine what activities are costing money, daily, monthly consumption. I think this can be easily accomplished with the UPS settings (though the UPS could be providing power to other attached peripherals too). But to keep it easy, just need to add the electricity rate and historical tracking. Would love to see the energy calculated for hard drives, CPU, GPU, docker container, etc too. Thank you.

How do I get the most recent version of Firefox? Image = v145.0. Release = v147.0.

Thanks...getting closer....seems Tailscale might be causing the problem... Container works without Tailscale. When I enable Tailscale: nginx: [emerg] bind() to 0.0.0.0:443 failed (98: Address in use) nginx: [emerg] bind() to 0.0.0.0:443 failed (98: Address in use) nginx: [emerg] bind() to 0.0.0.0:443 failed (98: Address in use) docker run -d --name='kanboard' --entrypoint='/opt/unraid/tailscale' --net='bridge' --pids-limit 2048 -e TZ="America/Los_Angeles" -e HOST_OS="Unraid" -e HOST_HOSTNAME="Tower" -e HOST_CONTAINERNAME="kanboard" -e 'PUID'='99' -e 'PGID'='100' -e 'PLUGIN_INSTALLER'='true' -e 'CA_TS_FALLBACK_DIR'='/var/www/app/data' -e TAILSCALE_HOSTNAME='kanboard' -e TAILSCALE_ALLOW_LAN_ACCESS='false' -e TAILSCALE_USE_SSH='false' -e TAILSCALE_USERSPACE_NETWORKING='false' -e TAILSCALE_SERVE_PORT='8001' -e ORG_POSTARGS='cp -u /var/www/app/config.php /var/www/app/data/config.php' -e ORG_ENTRYPOINT="/usr/local/bin/entrypoint.sh" -l net.unraid.docker.managed=dockerman -l net.unraid.docker.webui='http://[IP]:[PORT:8001]' -l net.unraid.docker.icon='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ArieDed/unraid-template/master/img/kanboard_logo.png' -l net.unraid.docker.tailscale.webui='https://[hostname][magicdns]' -l net.unraid.docker.tailscale.hostname='kanboard' -p '8001:80/tcp' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/kanboard/data':'/var/www/app/data':'rw' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/kanboard/plugins':'/var/www/app/plugins':'rw' -v '/usr/local/share/docker/tailscale_container_hook':'/opt/unraid/tailscale' --cap-add=NET_ADMIN --device='/dev/net/tun' 'kanboard/kanboard'

Does anyone have trouble changing the port when using Tailscale? I cannot seem to change the port for the web server, and it will always use port 80. docker run -d --name='kanboard' --entrypoint='/opt/unraid/tailscale' --net='br0' --pids-limit 2048 -e TZ="America/Los_Angeles" -e HOST_OS="Unraid" -e HOST_HOSTNAME="Tower" -e HOST_CONTAINERNAME="kanboard" -e 'TCP_PORT_80'='8001' -e 'PUID'='99' -e 'PGID'='100' -e 'PLUGIN_INSTALLER'='true' -e 'CA_TS_FALLBACK_DIR'='/var/www/app/data' -e TAILSCALE_HOSTNAME='kanboard' -e TAILSCALE_ALLOW_LAN_ACCESS='false' -e TAILSCALE_USE_SSH='false' -e TAILSCALE_USERSPACE_NETWORKING='false' -e TAILSCALE_SERVE_PORT='8001' -e ORG_POSTARGS='cp -u /var/www/app/config.php /var/www/app/data/config.php' -e ORG_ENTRYPOINT="/usr/local/bin/entrypoint.sh" -l net.unraid.docker.managed=dockerman -l net.unraid.docker.webui='http://[IP]:[PORT:8001]' -l net.unraid.docker.icon='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ArieDed/unraid-template/master/img/kanboard_logo.png' -l net.unraid.docker.tailscale.webui='https://[hostname][magicdns]' -l net.unraid.docker.tailscale.hostname='kanboard' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/kanboard/data':'/var/www/app/data':'rw' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/kanboard/plugins':'/var/www/app/plugins':'rw' -v '/usr/local/share/docker/tailscale_container_hook':'/opt/unraid/tailscale' --cap-add=NET_ADMIN --device='/dev/net/tun' 'kanboard/kanboard'

Why do some docker container templates have different port configuration options? This one is missing the "Container Port":

In the Docker container template, I would like to have a feature that will let me define/configure a WebUI link to the reverse proxy for the container. I have a WebUI configuration for local connection. I have a WebUI configuration for Tailscale (but it won't let change it, and uses the Tailnet domain, not my reverse proxy). I need to have a WebUI for my reverse proxy. And I want this to show on the container menu so it is easy to open the reverse proxy link. Thank you.

When creating an Unraid User, I want to assign a UID (User Identifier) at the time of creation, and the ability to change the UID later. The reason why... Non CA Docker containers may user a different and unchangeable UID, and I want the container's UID mapped to the correct Unraid user for filesystem security purposes. For example, I have a Docker container with UID 1000. On Unraid, the user UID 1000 is assigned to a user I created from the Unraid GUI "User" tab. This User 1000 should not have filesystem access to the docker container mapped volumes. I want to change the current UID 1000 to something else, and create a new user for UID 1000, and assign the appropriate filesystem security privileges. The better solution would be to be able to remap Docker images/containers (and VM's) to whatever Unraid UID I want. But this feature is not possible for built Dockers images that I don't own/maintain. Thank you.

How do I get "jdupes" installed via un-get? I currently did my own build and install, but would much prefer a simpler solution. It also involves building the dependencies. Can the un-get search feature also display the version? I don't know which version the repository has versus what I have installed. # un-get search jdupes Please wait, performing search... Found the following installed package(s) already installed on your system which are not qualifying for reinstall through un-get: jdupes