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Got it!! so the way it worked was: user: 99:100 and in terminal chown -R nobody:users /path/to/appconfig Thanks!

Once again thank you very much for this beautiful and amazing compose plugin it made life so much easier! I have one question. how to use extra parameters --u 99:100 in the compose? or in general how to do extra parameters? I tried creating a nextcloud compose with mariadb but the permissions seems off I was pretty sure it was working last night but had to do chown -R method but i dont think that fixed it.

Dear god! ITS BEAUTIFUL! Definitely worth reinstalling unraid for this!!!

I just installed a trial on a flash usb I am almost done with my full backup

I just did and still ended up with the same results. I am doing a full back up of my data because I am definitely doing a full system reset. Don't really want to waste your time on me I really apologize for taking so much of your time just to find out that's its something from my end which I really don't know about. And thank you so much for your full focus support on me.

Yep I even removed it from the boot config file to confirm the uninstall

I have just updated my unraid to rc4. Still the facing the same issue! I think I am going to do a full reset on my usb because there has to be something that is messing up with my interface

Not sure if docker settings is related but does these settings seems ok?

Thank you so much for your hard work. Unfortunately the issue is still there. Tried update stack, compose up... nothing. I even typed in docker compose version and still wont recognize it. docker: 'compose' is not a docker command.

root@host:~# docker compose version docker: 'compose' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help' root@host:~# still wont recognize it

I just did it still wont recognize compose command for some reason it might be an issue from my end? I am going to uninstall and restart the server and do a fresh install

Much appreciate it for your hard work!! and sorry for not mentioning my unraid version from the start!

root@:~# docker compose version docker: 'compose' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help' root@:~# docker-compose version docker: 'compose' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help' root@:~# docker.compose version bash: docker.compose: command not found root@:~# plugin Process plugin files. I am trying to figure out what's the right command for it but not sure if the picture will say what you requested

I cant find it anywhere in the terminal log but when I check the project folder I see a file called version and when I check what's inside it says 1

7.1.0-rc3