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oct

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  1. Thank you so much for building the template for the Unraid Community Apps. I want to share one issue I had with setting up the template and a suggestion.... No mention that Postgres is required separately. The template's description doesn't state that Documenso needs its own Postgres instance — I installed the app expecting it to work standalone, and it took a while to realize I needed to separately install something like the Postgresql16 Community App and wire it up myself. Suggest adding a line in the template description pointing users to install Postgres 14+ first (e.g. "Requires a separate PostgreSQL 14+ container — see Postgresql16 in Community Apps") along with example connection string format. NEXT_PRIVATE_ENCRYPTION_SECONDARY_KEY isn't included as a template field, but Documenso requires it — without it, signup/login/cron jobs fail with Error: Missing encryption key (from encryptSecondaryData). Should be added as a Required field alongside NEXT_PRIVATE_ENCRYPTION_KEY. Manually added custom variables don't persist their values. When I added the secondary key as a custom variable through the Unraid GUI, docker exec documenso env showed the key present but empty even after re-adding and clicking Apply, repeatedly. Workaround: Bypassed the template entirely and ran the container manually via docker run with all env vars hardcoded, including a fresh openssl rand -hex 32 value for the secondary key. That resolved it immediately and consistently. Suggested fix: Add NEXT_PRIVATE_ENCRYPTION_SECONDARY_KEY as a first-class Required field in the template (same as NEXT_PRIVATE_ENCRYPTION_KEY), so users aren't left to discover it's needed via cryptic runtime errors, and to sidestep whatever's causing custom-added variables to drop their values.
  2. After installing the container and setting it up via the terminal in docker container openclaw onboard the container fails to start with the following errors.... [openclaw] Unhandled promise rejection: CIAO PROBING CANCELLED [openclaw] wrote stability bundle: /root/.openclaw/logs/stability/openclaw-stability-2026-04-27T04-26-24-680Z-1-unhandled_rejection.json
  3. Just wanted to say thank you! Followed your guide step by step and it works perfectly.
  4. I am looking for this option as well.
  5. Is there a way to setup PLEX on a VLAN without giving a VLAN IP to the UNRAID server? I would like to separate my UNRAID server from my Plex (Docker) network using VLANs. When I configure VLANs in the UNRAID settings the UNRAID server establishes a VLAN IP (192.168.2.x) and a default br0 IP (192.168.1.x). This allows access to UNRAID server from both networks. Without making firewall rules, is there a way to configure UNRAID so that devices on the VLAN IP (192.168.2.x) do not have access to network shares on the br0 network (192.168.1.x)?
  6. I was able to get the new USB to boot. It seems there may be an issue with the UNRAID USB Creator. When I use the Local Zip option to write any zip file, including my backup USB zip and the Archived downloaded from here (unRAIDServer-6.11.5-x86_64.zip) the USB failed to boot. To get my new USB to work I used the UNRAID USB Creator and selected the Stable option. It downloaded the newest version of UNRAID (6.12.8) and wrote it to the new USB. I then copied my backup config folder to the new USB. This solved my issue and my array is back up and working normally.
  7. My original UNRAID USB drive died, fortunately I preformed backups and saved them externally. I used the UNRAID USB creator, local zip option, to flash my backup to a new USB drive. When I boot the new UNRAID USB I get a kernal panic - "Cannot open root device" I've tried the solution mentioned here with no luck. I have also tried different USB drives and USB ports on the computer. Help! syslog.txt
  8. I have been running UNRAID for about a month and it has crashed on me twice. When it fails I am unable to SSH, access the shared folders, or GUI. When I connect a monitor, keyboard & mouse to the server I am not able to login and I see the message below... crond[1579]: exit status 135 from user root /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/scripts/monitor &> /dev/null I have Syslog running and pointed to the UNRAID server however when I look at the log it jumps from Nov 10 to Nov 17. There is no data in-between. What could be causing this issue? UNRAID Version 6.12.4 2023-08-31 ASRock Z690 Phantom Gaming 4/D5 CPU i5-12600K Memory 64 GiB DDR5 --Plugins-- appdata.backup.plg - 2023.10.16 (Up to date) ca.cleanup.appdata.plg - 2022.10.21 (Up to date) ca.mover.tuning.plg - 2023.08.22 (Up to date) community.applications.plg - 2023.09.30 (Up to date) dynamix.system.temp.plg - 2023.02.04b (Up to date) dynamix.unraid.net.plg - 2023.09.08.0637 (Up to date) fix.common.problems.plg - 2023.10.08a (Up to date) folder.view.plg - 2023.11.04 (Up to date) nut-dw.plg - 2023.11.08 (Up to date) plexstreams.plg - 2023.06.29 (Up to date) unassigned.devices.plg - 2023.11.10a (Up to date) unbalance.plg - v2021.04.21 (Up to date) unRAIDServer.plg - 6.12.4 user.scripts.plg - 2023.09.30 (Up to date) vmbackup.plg - 2022.12.25 (Up to date) syslog-192.168.1.9.log
  9. I seem to be experiencing an issue with deleting old backups. I can see in the log "Delete old backup: /mnt/user/Backup/ab_20231031_063003" however when I check the backup directory the folder "ab_20231031_063003" is still located there with data. Is there anyway to fix this? 448fb441-00a8-4bb0-a629-44984e14e84a

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