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I would recommend checking out the container logs. Perhaps there is a more telling error message there. Edit: only thing I noticed is you did not set a proper timezone yet. You could try to change Etc/UTC to your actual timezone.

Could you show your settings some more?

Support topic for Traefik GeoIP filter: a Docker container that works as a GeoIP allow/blocklist middleware for Traefik. Uses the Maxmind GeoLite2 database. Documentation is on Github: https://github.com/mpdcampbell/traefik-geoip-filter Requirements Make sure Traefik is on the same Docker network Create a free account on MaxMind.com - then create a free license key in My Account Configure Traefik with for a new Forwardauth middleware Traefik configuration There are different ways to apply this middleware in Traefik. E.g. using Docker labels or by adding it to your default http router (so it applies to all of your containers). These examples are for the latter. Example for Traefik dynamic configuration (fileConfig.yml): http: middlewares: geoip-filter: -- ADD THIS LINE forwardAuth: -- ADD THIS LINE address: "http://traefik-geo-ipfilter:8080/traefik" -- ADD THIS LINE trustForwardHeader: true -- ADD THIS LINE maxResponseBodySize: 1048576 -- ADD THIS LINE Example for Traefik static configuration (traefik.yml): entryPoints: https: address: :443 http: middlewares: -- ADD THIS LINE - geoip-filter@file -- ADD THIS LINE

I think it has something to do with your setting for Host Path 1. This points to the container path /srv, that is the location inside the container where FileBrowser looks for the files it has to serve up. When you followed the instructions, you made a new share in Unraid called FileBrowser Files (case sensitive). Within that share, you created a users folder. Maybe this helps: you don't have to create a folder called srv yourself. This folder is inside the container, already prepared. You just map the location of the share you created to the container path 'srv'. It could look like this (default settings): This assumes you have succesfully ran these commands in the Unraid terminal: mkdir -p /mnt/user/FileBrowser Files/users chown -R 1000:100 /mnt/user/FileBrowser Files/users

I just started working on an Unraid template this weekend, then today I noticed yours. Great! I created this icon that is a little cleaner (no black circle background), perhaps you´d like to use it: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rschuiling/unraid-templates/refs/heads/main/icons/logo_filebrowser-quantum.png One recommendation for your template: you could change the WebUI to http://[IP]:[PORT:8890]/files. The port is now 80, should be 8890 for the WebUI url to work with the default settings.

Thanks for you feedback, I will change the example in the app template. Edit: also created a feature request for showing an error message on the login screen in case the database connection failed.

Not that I'm aware of, I just enter the Web UI and that's it. The default login is admin / secure123! . Which you should definitely change of course. Is there something in your logs?

Mail Archiver is a web-based solution for archiving, searching, and exporting emails. All emails and attachments are stored in a Postgresql database. On Github: https://github.com/s1t5/mail-archiver On Docker: https://hub.docker.com/r/s1t5/mailarchiver The developer of Mail Archiver is s1t5. I am not him, but will try to support best effort. Edit: he also joined and participates in this topic :-) Some setup hints, what worked for me: First install postgresql17 from the Community App Store. (Instance) Name: postgresql17-mailarchiver - for easy of installation, I prefer to use a separate database instance for each app. Path to appdata: /mnt/user/appdata/postgresql17-mailarchiver - to match the instance name. Database name: MailArchiver - the recommended default. Database user: mailuser - the recommended default. Database password: something long, but only with these characters: [A-Z] [a-z] [0-9] - this prevents connection issues. Then install the Mail Archiver app. Pay particular attention to the database connection string. 'Host' should be the local IP address when you are using the default bridge network, or the hostname (postgresql17-mailarchiver) when using a custom Docker network. Admin password: at first use something simple, later change it through the WebUI to something harder. Order the apps in your Docker list. Make sure Postgresql is above MailArchiver, so it gets started first. Add a 20 second wait time, so the database is up and running before MailArchiver starts. Right now, MailArchiver does not handle a missing database connection gracefully. This helps. If you first installed the Postgresql17 container, then later decide you want to change any of the parameters (database, username, password): you have to remove the Docker app AND the appdata folder, then reinstall postgresql17. If you try to change those parameters without cleaning up first, the changes will not be applied.

Thanks people, I passed the information along.

Is there any documentation about this? How can the container developer pick it up?

I am trying to create a first Docker user template, for s1t5/mail-archiver. One of the variables is the timezone, TZ identifier. I was wondering if the server's timezone could be pushed to the container? So the user does not have to type it in manually. Thanks in advance for any pointers.

We had a power outage today. The Sabnzbd docker is the only one that wouldn't start, showing error 403. I removed the docker and image, and am trying to reinstall from the Community App Store. But it shows this error: Can anyone help with this?

Edit: I found my answer. There was some scheduling active that set the Speed Limit. Fixed it! Whenever I restart the Sabnzbd container, the download speed limit gets set to 12MB/s. This is ignoring the Tuning settings (set to a line speed of 60 MB/s and to use 100% of line speed). I can manually adjust the slider, that works. But the slider resets to 12 MB/s after some time (every time after a container restart/update, perhaps more often but I can´t pinpoint that). How can I change this behaviour? I would like to download at full speed of course 🙂 Some background: I recently upgraded my internet speed to 1 Gbit/s, it used to be 100 Mbit/s. Sabnzbd seems to be stuck on the previous speed. Screenshots of relevant settings are attached. Whatever I set as 'maximum line speed', after restarting the limit always gets set to 12 MB/s. E.g. maximum line speed = 100 MB/s, then the limit will be 12%. Maximum line speed = 60 MB/s, then the limit will be 20%.

I just installed Psitransfer from the community store. I seem to be unable to upload any files, because of 'Error: EACCES: permission denied, mkdir '/data/4210a2427cc7'. I am a newbie and not quite sure what to do. I assume I need to change permissions on the appdata/psitransfer folder? Can anyone provide some guidance? Thanks in advance!

Agreed, I also noticed this. Country is always on United States.

But you are now able to enter something in the State/Province field, anything goes, there is no empty dropdown anymore. After entering something, you can proceed with the order. At least, for me it worked.

Thanks @SpencerJ, I managed to order now. For a quick fix it's perfect. And as a suggestion: you could improve it even more by making State/Province a required field (just not using a fixed dropdown). That would perhaps prevent this error (which occurred when left State/Province empty): Edit: also, I noticed in the order confirmation screen that my country is now set to 'United States', where I clearly selected Netherlands in the order form.

The order form contains no values in the dropdown for State/Province, when I select country Netherlands. I am unable to proceed, because it is a required field. Can it be fixed? Would like to give you money

Thanks for your reply. I will need to get me some extra storage hardware for this migration then. Too bad but I will manage 🙂

Currently I am using Windows 10 as a NAS solution. I would like to move to Unraid, on the same machine. I'm seeking some help about how to migrate. My setup contains of three disks: 1) 128 GB SSD (containing Windows right now) 2) HD of 3 TB (about 40% free) 3) HD of 14 TB (about 51% free) I already started by splitting the 14 TB drive into two equal partitions (50/50 NTFS vs XFS). Thinking I would be able to move the contents of the NTFS partition over to the XFA partition and then enlarge that partition so it spans the whole disk. After that, I would like to add it to Unraid. I think it should be an array, but since I don't have a parity drive it could also be a cache. I was thinking I could also add the 3 TB disk to the array later on. Is this indeed the way forward? Will Unraid adopt the 14 TB disk without destroying its contents? Should it be an array or a cache? Any other recommendations or pointers to succesfully migrate? Thanks for any advice!