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Oh, good catch. For what it's worth, I've omitted the net.unraid.docker.managed label (and only used net.unraid.docker.icon) and it's worked up until 7.3.2.

@wgstarks Right, I tried that (it's in my post). It doesn't work for me on Unraid 7.3.2, at least with Docker Compose and that label.

Is anyone using the net.unraid.docker.icon label with Docker Compose? That's been broken for me since the update. In the past, I used local paths like: - net.unraid.docker.icon=/mnt/user/appdata/__containers/_icons/flexget.png and I understand that broke for everyone. However, this doesn't work either: - net.unraid.docker.icon=file:///mnt/user/appdata/__containers/_icons/flexget.png I finally moved the file to a publicly available HTTPS directory, but still no luck: - net.unraid.docker.icon=https://example.com/_icons/flexget.png All of these examples just show generic question marks next to my containers. Is it just me?

Wow, thanks. I don't know how I misread that. I appreciate the quick help with this!

Hello! I've built a new Unraid server with an ASUS Z790 GAMING WIFI7 ATX LGA1700 motherboard (hey, it was on sale as part of a bundle). According to the specs, it should support 2.5 GbE, but I only get 1 GbE. I'm transferring a lot of data and the increased speeds would really help. I've connected it to an ethernet switch capable of 2.5 GbE, and have tested the cables to make sure every wire is punched down correctly. In Tools > System Devices, I see this: [10ec:8168] 05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168/8211/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 15) That led me to believe that I have a Realtek 8168 in there, and that I should install this driver from Community Apps instead of using the driver from Unraid: RTL8168(B)/RTL8111(B) PCI However, when I do, I still only see 1 GbE for eth0. From the driver description, it doesn't seem like it supports 2.5 GbE: This package contains the Realtek OOT Drivers and installs them, a reboot is required after installing the plugin (upgrading to a newer Unraid version maybe needs a second reboot too). The following Chipsets are supported by this driver: Network Interface Controllers > 10/100/1000M Gigabit Ethernet > PCI Express RTL8111B/RTL8111C/RTL8111D/RTL8111E/RTL8111F/RTL8111G(S)/RTL8111H(S)//RTL8118(A)(S)/RTL8119i/RTL8111L/RTL8111K RTL8168B/RTL8168E/RTL8168H RTL8111DP/RTL8111EP/RTL8111FP RTL8411/RTL8411B Source: https://github.com/jinlife/unraid-r8125-r8152-driver What can I do to enable 2.5 GbE for my motherboard's ethernet port?

Thanks, I missed that!

Hey, is anyone else not seeing the 2025.01.30 update as available to install? My Unraid 7.0.0 server thinks I'm up to date with plugin version 2024.12.06.

Thanks! I just took care of that for my server. I see the release notes include this: Does that mean I no longer need to run the script that's on the Help page, under the Certificates section?

Ohh, I see. I've been using 'tailscale update' on my backup NAS, a Synology, to actually keep Tailscale up to date. I had assumed it would work the same here. I've already got all plugins auto-updating, so it sounds like this wouldn't change too much for me. Thanks!

Hi @EDACerton! Thank you so much for this plugin - it was a very big reason I went with Unraid for my home server's OS. In Tailscale 1.56.0, which was released today, I see they called out that 'tailscale update' is now supported on Unraid: https://tailscale.com/changelog#2023-12-13-client Before I script something with cron, do you have any concerns about this? I'm hoping this change takes some of the pressure off of you to provide so many regular updates to this Unraid plugin, since a one-liner (/usr/local/sbin/tailscale update --yes) would make it easy to keep Tailscale up to date.