ThatGuyOrlando

Have you had any luck? I facing the same problem with a 2070 Super. It works for a while after reboot but then just disappears .

The issue seems to be the sig helper container. If you want to see logs stop the container first, then check logs. My sig helper container is showing some Javascript errors which seems related to the news of Google killing all those recently.

You are a lifesaver. I did have to make some tweaks since I have a few containers running on ports that conflict with this, but other than one small change to the port and setting the invidious network mode to bridge, it spun up and my videos started working again. Thanks for sharing this.

This may be a feature in trillium next which this image is not based on. But to @BGameiro do you have any plans to switch this container to point at the trilium next project? https://hub.docker.com/r/triliumnext/notes Thanks in advance.

Has anyone figured out how to launch this?

Penpot would be an awesome tool to have self hosted, I've been struggling a bit with getting a docker-compose file running since I'm still a bit new to this. https://help.penpot.app/technical-guide/getting-started/#install-with-docker

Thanks gottoesplosivo did the postgres update prior to updating immich and it went as smooth as butter.

Updated to latest version and now the container won't start ERROR: Current DB version 228 is newer than the current DB version 227, which means that it was created by a newer and incompatible version of Trilium. Upgrade to the latest version of Trilium to resolve this issue. nothing custom on this instance. Any ideas on how to resolve?

Any permanent fixes for this? This issue just came up again.

I had the same problem. After a few hours I managed to get it working by simply restoring an old config. The problem must've been a bad config during an update. Go to your `appdata/freshrss/www/freshrss/data` folder and run the following to be a bit safe: mv config.php config.php.bad mv config.php.bak.php config.php I may have gotten lucky with a good bak.config though. Alternatively you might have to completely blow out the data folder and rebuild. If you don't want to go through the hassle of setting up your subscriptions again, inside the config.php you can set 'auth_type' => 'none', export all your feeds and then blow everything out, rebuild and just import your feeds back in. You'd still have to setup API passwords and all that if you're using a mobile client but hopefully the auto backed up config works for you as well