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I can't start a new instance of wekan in unRAID unfortunately. It gives an error in docker whether I use the default value for the mongoDB instance or I provide my own URL from mongoDB cloud atlas. Error: `docker: links are only supported for user-defined networks.` There is a `--link` argument in the docker up command: `--link "MongoDB:db" 'wekanteam/wekan'` EDIT1: You have to click 'advanced' view on the top right when initializing the docker image and then remove the `--link` parameter. Now I've started the docker container but I get a 'Unable to connect' error when opening the 'Web View' link in the Wekan docker menu. EDIT2: Giving up for now. I think the version of MongoDB that Wekan is using is a lot older and it can't parse the `mongo+srv://` connection string format that MongoDB 6.0 Serverless is asking me to use. If I use a legacy connection string from mongoDB atlas I get 'no replica sets found' and if I use the `mongo+srv://` connection string it says it's unable to connect.

I have no idea how or why but this still works perfectly. Thanks! Does it mount the disks correctly? I don't want to access them over slow SMB...

I'm having the same exact issue. Copying from Windows 11 to unRAID and when copying from Ubuntu 22.04 to unRAID. I'm averaging 11-12MB/s which is abysmal. What might be the culprit is my cheap PCI-E 1x -> 8x sata adapter but I'm not 100% sure. That only manages 8 of my 12 drives so I feel like the speeds should at least be a lot higher 33% of the time but that doesn't seem to be the case. I just finished a parity check and it averaged ~55MB/s so I know the internal speeds are good. The weird thing is that if I do a speedtest.net I get 1000mb up and 1000mb down easily from my desktop but if I start a transfer to unRAID and then do a speedtest simultaneously I get 10mb up/down on speedtest.net. So somehow the network is fully saturated only when transferring to unRAID? It's extremely peculiar. Not sure how to proceed. I downloaded iperf but that needs it running on both ends? And I have Windows 11 -> unRAID and Ubuntu 22.04 -> unRAID so not sure how to test what the real issue is. EDIT: OMG I just checked my unRAID server just in case and it's showing 100mbps ethernet link speed... no idea why that's the case though. I have a B550M PRO-VDH WIFI motherboard which shows its network card is 1x Realtek® RTL8111HN Gigabit LAN... EDIT2: After switching ports on my switch the link went from 100mbps to 1000mbps and transfers went from 11/12MB/s to 111MB/s. Glorious!