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  1. Hello, Unraid the best. The way it does Docker and the fact that it has its own app store makes things user friendly. Im having a lot of fun learning various home server things. I have a lot of various containers atm but I'm a bit ashamed to say that I never really edit configs within dockers as I would usually just edit what I can via WEBUIs and skip anything that needs more advanced editing. I've had several apps that require this though and I think its time to figure out how... Big Question: How does someone edit a simple config file inside a docker container's console? (Unraid 6.11.5) Example: Unbound needs a slight adjustment in unbound.conf. I would go to Docker tab. Left click on the unbound docker. Click Console. Navigate to the unvound.conf file. I would expect to be able to vi or vim or nano into this file (I would take any text editor at this point). Cannot seem to find any default text editor. I can cat the file to see the contents, but not modify it in any obvious way. Issue: I cant seem to find any default text editor already installed. The Docker console does not seem to have the ability to install any either. I cant get wget or apt install to work and nerdtools VIM just is flat out not working for things inside the containers. I dont see anything in the documentation https://docs.unraid.net/legacy/FAQ/console/ in regards to file editing. I also tried navigating via root terminal in the Unraid WEBUI but I am unsure how to cd into docker.img. I dont think this way is proper anyway so I'm not going to go down that rabbit hole. I'm sure their is a quick normal way to do this but after a lot of googling and time I'm still unsure on how to accomplish this.

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