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  1. Just thought I would note that I had the same issue. I kept getting the "Unable to find EVS commandline utilities" error. In the end I also fixed it by forcing a reinstall of the iDrive package with ./idrive -C
  2. Any chance you could add the drivers for the imageCLASS MF642Cdw? They are located here: https://www.usa.canon.com/support/p/color-imageclass-mf642cdw I tried to manually add the PPD file which actually worked really well but I'm getting this error now: ""File "/usr/lib/cups/filter/rastertoufr2" not available: No such file or directory" I found that filter in the deb file but I'm not sure how to add it to the docker image. I would imagine I need to add all the files in the deb to get this working.
  3. I saw that but wasn't sure it was for the version I am using. I'll give it a shot. I installed the "Fix Common Problems" plugin, which has been great, and it says: "Permission Fix Excluded On: (Docker Appdata Folders and CA backup Destination is automatically excluded)" Does that mean I don't have to worry about the permissions script running on those folder? Because when I go to the script page it says: "Note that this tool may negatively affect any docker containers if you allow your appdata share to be included."
  4. So I'm in the process of migrating from a Window Server install running StableBit Drive Pool over to UNRAID. Since my UNRAID server doesn't have enough space to move the data over in one shot, I am using the unassigned drives plugin to move data from the NTFS disks into the pool and then I'm formatting the disk and adding to the pool once it's clear. I'm doing the data copy directly on the command line using rsync with the archive flag and I've noticed that the files in the "user" directory are being written as root/root but the top level shares are nobody/users. Should the files actually be owned by nobody/users? If so, I will need to configure rsync to write as such and I'll need to change ownership of the files before I write too many more. On another note, I am loving UNRAID and should have migrated over YEARS ago. What an amazing product.