footkaput

The explanations are very much appreciated. I guess I didn't quite figure in that a non-Unraid tool could break all of Unraid... I essentially using nerdtools for convenience instead. I will move forward with using tools on another vm/docker/container instead of the main system....likely with an added benefit to save me from myself. 😀 I've been using my Unraid instance as it would always 'just work' without truly grasping I might have been putting my 15-drive array's contents in jeopardy. Thank you!!

I had relied on nerdtools for v6, but can understand the reasoning why it's going away. Please help me with my logic moving forward. I have learned from this thread that I can download packages from pkgs.org. Let's use vim for an example. https://pkgs.org/search/?q=vim wget https://slackware.uk/slackware/slackware64-15.0/patches/packages/vim-9.0.2127-x86_64-1_slack15.0.txz save it to /boot/extra installpkg vim-9.0.2127-x86_64-1_slack15.0.txz Now I can use vim within Unraid. I think I'm good in this instance. Where I am a little lost is from these two: I have several VMs running Debian, RHEL, alpine, etc. I have several dockers, mp3tag, musicbrainz, aaaars, emby, onedrive, etc. I do have dockers/vm setups with passing shares. How do I install vim on a docker or a VM to use with either Unraid gui terminal or ssh to Unraid? vim is a generic example, but a more realistic use case for me would be mediainfo. Does it come down to making a VM with *nix, sharing at a high / root level (NOT accessible via the Internet), and install mediainfo on that *nix instance, and not really use Unraid terminal or Unraid ssh?

Ran this: tailscale up --advertise-exit-node --accept-routes --advertise-routes=192.168.1.0/24 expecting access to all my dockers, but no luck. Could get to NAS and remotely access SMB shares just fine. Then did this: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/77390-solved-cannot-access-dockers-using-custombr0/?do=findComment&comment=849673 Now I can turn on IOS tailscale client, and connect to my docker services on custom bridge, by original 192.168.x.x address.

I'll add I had the same issue. It was Emby with real time monitoring of libraries turned on. I previously had 9x usb drives plugged in direct to the same PC as Emby (windows 11 PC). Now emby connects via a mapped network drive.