skunkworx

Only way is Community Applications clicking the will display the changelog for the app. But not all authors always remember to update it. Thanks for your last reply. It seems like there has been another round of updates to these dockers but for the life of me I can't seem to find what has been updated in them. The main repo pages for the ones I checked don't show any updates and if you drill down to the releases page it seems like the exact same release version# as the one from 9 days ago. The only thing I could see was that there was a failed build a day or two ago which seems like it might have somehow flagged a new version. I like to keep the dockers up-to-date but I also like to track what has changed. It seems like the last few updates haven't carried any updates to speak of unless I am just looking in the wrong place. Is seems like a concise version history is a feature that is lacking in docker and something that worked much better in the plugins . There must be a better/easier way of tracking the updates to these dockers as each update can be 10 - 100+ MB each which seems highly excessive for a change to two lines in a readme file.

I was wondering if the latest docker updates to couch, sonarr, headphones & musicbainz is anything more than updated URLs in the readme.md file? It seems overkill that a readme file triggers a docker image update but I might just be missing something obvious. Also is there an easy way from the unraid ui to see what has been updated in a docker and the size of the download will be easily? I did look at the github releases pages for each docker to try and work out what had been changed but I was not 100% sure I was looking in the right place. If this is the only place to see what has changed then it is a shame as it's not very user friendly considering nearly every thing else in unraid and your dockers are so well done.

I think it is correct but with such limited log files it is hard to be certain. I've update and now get the following log [Jul 15 22:34:10] No-IP successfully called. Result was "nochg". How would I know if I have the correct config?

I had No-ip working with issues. I noticed there was an update to the docker so I updated. This broke the installation so after a bit of reading and research I sorted it out. But now I get an error when running the docker and it stops. [Jul 14 16:40:26] Something went wrong. Check your settings. Result was "nochg". [Jul 14 16:40:26] For an explanation of error codes, see http://www.noip.com/integrate/response I looked up the nochg result and it means that there was no ip update done because the ip submitted was current. This result shouldn't cause the docker to stop. The problem now is I can not get the docker to stay in a running state. I suppose when my ip changes I will be able to run it again and all will be good. But it is a bit of a pain. I would imagine rebooting my router might give me a new ip. But it would be better to have the response handled correctly.