You cannot update software after Docker is already running. Well technically you can, but it is against all standards and practices. To get the latest updates click on the update button in the DockerMan part of the unRAID UI.
Hey man, there is an error in your maraschino docker when utilizing it with PLEX=1 or NZBDRONE=1...
E: Unable to locate package git
/etc/my_init.d/plex.sh: line 9: git: command not found
In the shell scripts or in the Dockerfile you need an apt-get update before the apt-get install.
Hope this helps!
The defaults are right. It should work. To verify you are going to http://unraid-name:8081/ correct? Replace unraid-name with the IP Address or name of your unRAID box.
If that doesn't work you have larger networking issues that are outside my scope.
Im on the same as you and it doesn't work. But it did work before the update to Plex Server v0.9.11.4.
Apparently there is a plexWatch Version v0.3.2 which fixes this issue.
Sorry for the late replies. plexWatch.pl lives outside the docker. You need to downloaded the latest plexWatch.pl from the author's site and put it in /mnt/cache/appdata/plexWatch/
That Docker uses the version in the Ubuntu repo which is currently 1.3.6. I see there is a ppa for Deluge I will look into adding that with EDGE.
Thank you.
Mainly lack of time. I run a fairly large event the last weekend of September and that has taken all my time and focus. I have it on my to do list to take a look at phusion 0.9.13 in October.
The best thing you can do to protect yourselves right now is this:
DO NOT WRITE ANY DATA TO A REISERFS DISK IN THE ARRAY
XFS and BTRFS filesystems remain unaffected by this issue.
I am doing this by disabling mover for the time being.
Ouch! This is the risk with running betas! We knew the job was dangerous when we took it! Considering this is my second round of betas with LimeTech (6 and 5) and this is the first "possible" data corruption issue that has occurred I still consider this pretty good.
Unfortunately I have been running 6b7 and 6b8 for so long and recently replaced my parity drive so if my data is corrupted then it is. Ill wait patiently for b9.
Plex by default runs as a non-privileged user on every Linux platform. I did not want to make the Docker "special" and harder to support. Plus the vast majority of people already had their databases set as unraid-plex:unraid-plex as they converted over to Docker and I wanted the transition to be as seamless as possible.