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Small update If you have the userscripts plugin (and don't want to mess around with cron) You can simply run: docker exec -it ytdl-sub ytdl-sub sub -c /config/config.yaml and set it to daily (or as needed) Replace config.yaml with your path if its not in the default directory or multiple.

Thank you, I just make the template for unraid. Real credit goes to developers. If you have a postgres install already I could probably add the postgres details to the template.

Migrating is really easy to postgres. You would add DB_Engine and the rest of the variables with your information. You simply make an export/backup with mealie, and then you can restore the backup and it works. Easy at that. # Database Settings - DB_ENGINE=postgres - POSTGRES_USER=mealie - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mealie - POSTGRES_SERVER=postgres - POSTGRES_PORT=5432 - POSTGRES_DB=mealie

There is basically no difference at all. I'm not quite sure why I brought it up. Also, logo should be fixed now.

Yes, the rc1, but the nightly you we are all on is essentially the same at this point. I'd argue nightly omni still better. Ports would need to be updated to change to RC1. No reason for anyone to switch yet. Probably TMI, and correct as far as I know for fuzzy search.

I noticed this myself recently and since I had made no changes I assumed it was my user error. I honestly have no idea why it went away and will address and update template this weekend. Thank you for mentioning! Also worth noting mealie is close to an official 1.0 release. The rc1 is on github,(not docker hub) but I plan to wait before updating any templates as I want to avoid breaking changes everything seems to still be working well right now. I will probably not add this to the main post, but I want to mention postgres for mealie is great and simple. There is "fuzzy" search implemented in postgres but not sqlite. Anyone can simply add the Docker Variables from the official documentation. Simply export a backup when running sqlite, and you can restore that after switching to postgres.

Hello, you would want to add it to the config.yaml file. For example, I have in my config.yaml I have at the bottom: maxmp4: ytdl_options: format: "(bv*[ext=mp4][vcodec~='^((he|a)vc|h26[45])']+ba[ext=m4a]) / (bv[ext=mp4]*+ba[ext=m4a]/b)" I can then use the preset "maxmp4" to load this preset into any subscription, etc. This will download in max quality MP4. This sometimes results in 4K MP4s, But that is rare and very short videos. This is for plex compatibility. No AV1 in MP4. You should also be able to do: max1080p: ytdl_options: format: "(bv*[height<=1080]+bestaudio/best[height<=1080])" This is per the yt-dlp docs. youtube-dl/README.md at master · ytdl-org/youtube-dl · GitHub

default password is "MyPassword" with no quotes.

@mainart1955 Yes, it is. Unless you change settings. This is not specific to mealie. If you search the forums, you will find many others who have experienced and what to do in order to fix this. I do not have the time to help teach you how to use Unraid. If you appreciated my time, you would listen to what I am saying, and not argue. This is a common app/docker/unraid problem. You have something that is pointing to the array. You may have changed the appdata to use cache, but you never told app data to move to the cache. If you want help from people, who are very busy, who are doing this for free, and asking nothing in return, you get the best support by not arguing with them.

You should look at unraid documents on where to store appdata. It is not a mealie issue, but common among unraid and solveable. I think you may be researching a bit too much.

@mainart1955Most of your issues seem to be general unraid, and not mealie specific. For example, Appdata, SQLite, are not mealie specific, and I encourage you to look at general unraid suggestion. Migrating appdata is the same with mealie as any other app. dockers contain sqlite all inside their own docker. now that you logged in, you can test email settings. Changing where a database is stored is not so simple, SQLite and your data is in appdata folder. The logs need to be stored somewhere. You can simply move your appdata folder folder to cache instead of unraid. Again, these are all essentially non mealie specific, and encourage you to get help generally.

A. You do not need to do anything. It is using SQLite. B. It is stored in SQLite, You don't change the directory. C. This is general unraid question. You can simply make appdata folder use the cache pool. E. All depends on your email provider, You should double check your information to see if entered correctly.

Did you try resetting the password again? Did you set up SMTP and did you get an email about password reset? I have never heard of this before. I suggest coming in the mealie discord asking.

I doubt the issue is related to the base domain variable. I would still put the domains where you plan to access mealie, for example "https://tomahawkmealie.duckdns.com" (No quotes) From there, in the docker, what is your "Front End" Port? That is the first variable, it defaults to 3000 in the container, but you can change it from 3000 to 9925. (and you should) Your mealie config would be helpful, I don't use SWAG, but I would start with those things. Sorry if you already did those things, but let me know.

I think you will be really happy! I love the metadata showing in plex especially. Come in discord and say hello if you get it working (or have trouble)

@Shadowfax1007 I updated the topic at the top to have the link to the nightly.mealie.io which has the correct documentation for 1.0 Please see Back up and restoring

I was as well, I switched right over. Probably a conflict of configurations with your other settings. I would backup, install to a new appdata folder. And restore. Let me know if if that works.

What were you using before this container? I would make a back-up, remove your mealiev1 /appdata directory and then do a fresh install and restore

Here you go: Migrating to Mealie V1, i'll add this to the top

The docker variable DEFAULT_EMAIL is your username. (it says it will be your default username) The password is "MyPassword". This is also at the top for instructions. I doubt you will ever get anywhere close to that limit of 500 MB, however if you were getting close you could set up a separate Postgres database. If you are not over 10 users and filling that up, I would stay on SQlite

Is there an error? come to the discord help

@Gragorg and @Dent_, template updated today, so that should not be needed to be added anymore. I left it as an optional field. Should be good!

Hey guys! Sorry about that. I updated docker file to add that variable by default. So going forward others will not have that issue. And yes, you probably need to change port 9000, but we think its best practice to let you pick which port.