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Thanks. I ended up manually deleting the folder using Krusader - I was able to delete the folder (containing the sqlite database) on my cache drive, but I was unable to move the audiobookshelf folder from appdata to the trash, it didn't give me any any errors, but it also didn't seem to do anything, despite refreshing and trying a few times. Reinstalling did seem to work and let me create a user and pass, so mission success!

Thanks - I found this listed in another comment, but in the appstore in Unraid it essentially says its deprecated and users should use Krusader instead. That's how I found that the app was in bot the docker cache and appdata folders

I figured it might be caching through "Previous Apps" so I cleared the template before reinstalling, I get the same "Unauthorized" error ... not sure this means the credentials are wrong or if I don't have the correct permissions.. Edit: Ok, so it looks like the audiobookshelf folders are still in both my cache drive where I run all my containers, and also in my appdata folder.. can I delete from both location safely using Krusader? Or should best practice be deleting from the cache and this change being automatically reflected in appdata due to the cache -> array configuration?

If I uninstall from the Unraid apps interface, and I reinstall and point it to the same source for my content, would this carry over my settings? I couldn't see anything else in that location other than the folders for each book.. Still on the learning curve - is there a way to ensure the folder for the docker container has been purged before retriggering a new install? (thanks again for your quick reply I've been reading through all the older threads and really impressed with your ongoing effort to support noobs and pros alike!)

Good morning. I am unable to log in on a fresh install with the default "root" and blank password. I was reinstalling after not remembering what (if any) password I'd set up on a previous install, is there someting I am missing?