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  1. I now have Duplicati running nicely, with a script checking destination drive is alive...🙂 The problem I have now is when updating Duplicati from the Docker Tab, the container fails to restart hanging at this line. I can not do anything other than close the UNRAID window, re-open UNRAID and select restart. I need to do this two times before Duplicati is running again. I do not need to do anything else just restart UNRAID two times Can anyone tell me what is likely wrong? Everything is normal to this point where it just says wait! Thanks
  2. Niklas Thank you so much for that. Script is now running and doing what I needed it to do.
  3. Will start by saying I am new to UNRAID and docker. Just getting to grips with some concepts, but struggling. Limited experience with Linux, but can work with scripting at basic level. I have written a script to ping a remote server (on my local network) to see if it is running, and return an error code, which, inside UNRAID Terminal works fine. I get error 0 when the remote server is running, and error 1 when it is offline I am unsure if this a Docker issue or a Duplicati issue, as I can get ping to work in other docker containers. It is to run from Duplicati as "--run-script-before-required" to stop the backup job if the remote server is not running. After a while I figured out path mapping and the script runs when Duplicati starts a backup. The the log is as expected. #!/bin/bash ErrLev=1 ping -c1 -W10 192.168.11.126 if (($? == 0)); then ErrLev=0 else fi exit $ErrLev However it always results in an error code of 1 as the PING command does not execute with message "bash: ping: command not found". I am presuming the PING command is not included in the Docker container. Is this correct? If I am correct, how do I get it in there? Am I going about this correctly, running the script from inside the Docker (using the update container to add a path to the script)?

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