craven_moorehead

Now that there is a red lock for the dashboard to unlock sortable columns, when that lock is locked hide the edit button for the case model and hide the close buttons on each of the tiles. Since the dashboard lives 99.99% of its life locked, this will reduce clutter.

I tested this and it works

I also had this error in prior releases but appears to be resolved now.

OK, this kind of works. If I change my "default appdata storage location" to my cache location /mnt/vmachine_cache/ as shown above in my screen shot from previous post, then it will resolve the issue where for mariaDB it considers those to now be 'internal' volumes. For me this is ok (because cache is basically my default appdata location), but for other people their "default appdata storage location" might be /mnt/user and they only changed it manually for mariaDB (or similar) database performance. In that case their situation would be what I've shown in the screen shot in previous post, that is their 'default appdata storage location' = /mnt/data but in their mariaDB (or similar) container they are pointing manually to /mnt/any_name_cache/ and based on my experience that would be considered 'external volume'

You mentioned that it will pull the name from the container's app data path. Is there any chance that it's not considering volumes if they don't have the default name of "cache" because it appears to still be considering these as "external volumes". Or probably because in the container this is not called 'app data' path its just called 'data'. none of this would matter if it would just pull a list of all configured volumes and just have a check box beside each one for manual selection.

So if someone is using /mnt/cache instead of /mnt/user for example on mariaDB for performance reasons it does not consider that an "internal" volume it appears. Even if that's the path to the appdata.

What is that little square with the arrow on the configured volumes? is that where I should be able to choose if I want to include the configured volumes or not? Ideally that would be a check box. But whatever it is, it doesn't do anything.

I manually excluded the non appdata volumes, and set it to verify backup = false but it's still failing with errors and this causes all the files to be deleted from the backup directory. Before the backup is complete, if I look in the backup directory I can see that all the files are there. logs attached. Edit: was able to kill the process using fuser -km /mnt/user ab.log ab.debug.log