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After banging my head against this one while trying to get my Epson FF-680W working, I came across this issue: https://github.com/sbs20/scanservjs/issues/775 Posting in case it helps save anyone else doing the same...

@FBoscarato , did you see the conversation 3 days after your post? https://github.com/orgs/firefly-iii/discussions/11891#discussioncomment-16051330

@eilif @xxbigfootxx I think I have a solution to the issue Trying to connect to ... The last 25 chars of the access token are: ApiHttpException: Could not connect to Firefly III at : cURL error 3: URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL (see https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html) for /api/v1/about The last 25 chars of the access token are: No access granted, or no connection is possible to your local Firefly III instance at . Generate an auth token within the FireFly III container (Options > Profile > OAuth > Personal Access Tokens) – make sure to save this as you will never see it again! Configure the importer container as per the docs FIREFLY_III_ACCESS_TOKEN – this is the auth token that you generated in step 1 IMPORT_DIR_ALLOWLIST – this is the dir within the "FireFly II Importer" container from which you are allowing the importer to import from An external directory to mount to the directory set by IMPORT_DIR_ALLOWLIST – it will be a directory outside of the containers into which you will be dropping your statements (CSV) and configs (JSON) Run the import command from Unraid – you might need to tweak this to suit your setup docker exec -it $(docker ps -aqf "name=Firefly-III-Data-Importer") php artisan importer:import /import/path/to/config.json /import/path/to/statement.csv Hopefully this helps.

@Djoss , thanks for following up. It turns out that the issue was PEBKAC rather than with anything else. When I tried to recreate the issue I read the logs properly and it turns out that there was already an option in the advanced menu that was mounting/dev/null to /trash . The error that I was getting was about there being duplicate volume mounts.

Can anyone suggest how to map `/trash` to a host directory. I have a server-wide trash directory but when I try to map `/trash:/mnt/user/trash`, the container fails to start. When I `ls -la /`, `/trash` is uniquely odd. /tmp # ls -la /trash crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 1, 3 May 3 09:44 /trash