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Waseh

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  1. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    Right but is the mount available until you close your connection to the terminal or does it happen regardless?
  2. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    Neither can I. Hell sometimes it feels like the stream is faster than the local to start if the disk is spun down.
  3. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    Does it stop working when you close your terminal window? If so: https://github.com/ncw/rclone/issues/808
  4. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    Huh - I just tested it and have the same problem. I agree with bobbintb that you should consult the rclone forum or the rclone github repo. Maybe the developer can shed some light on this. Edit: I'm using Google Drive
  5. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    The stable branch of rclone has been updated today. Because of this i have now released a version of the plugin which follows the stable branch. You can use this if you dont want to be on bleeding edge beta releases I will keep both versions updated as new releases are made
  6. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    Exactly
  7. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    You can't use the same method as the would require editing the plg each time an update is released. I would use the user scripts plugin as I state in the OP or manually adding the cron job to your go file The config is preserved
  8. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    Yea I would have updated it yesterday when I saw the new beta but I didn't want multiple releases on the same day I'll accept the PR when I get to a computer
  9. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    A GUI would be great. I thought about doing it but I don't have the time and it would take me even more time learning it than someone that is already familiar. I think rclone will eventually have a daemon but until then this might be usefulle to add to the plugin: https://techarena51.com/index.php/inotify-tools-example/ You can add inotify from the nerd tools plugin - I think thats a better solution for the people who need it
  10. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    I added a direct link to the plg in the OP
  11. Waseh replied to Waseh's topic in Plugin Support
    The information below this point might be obsolete. Video guide by gridrunner: Sync daemon by bobbintb: To mount a remote share with rclone Use the following command: rclone mount --allow-other remote:path/to/files /path/to/local/mount & The local mount point should be inside /mnt/disks/ if you want to share the files with your docker containers. The --allow-other mount option is also important if you want to share the remote share with your docker containers or for example through samba. Making your rclone mount accessible to your docker containers For your docker containers to be able to access your remote share mount you have to specify the path to the mount point in the docker container interface. Set the container/host volume with a mode of Read Write,Slave, else the files will not show up inside the container. Also remember to use the --allow-other mount option, as well as mounting the remote share inside /mnt/disks/. This is due to the fact that only mount points within /mnt/disks/ support Slave modes.
  12. rclone Plugin Hey everyone This is a simple plugin which installs rclone on your unraid system. The plugins have now been merged so both the stable and beta branch are available in the same plugin. You can install the plugin from CA or from the plugin menu using this link. You can now initiate an update of rclone from the settings page. The plugin will still update rclone on restart of the server or if removed and reinstalled If you appreciate my work, then please consider buying me a coffee rclone is a command line tool which enables you to mount a cloud share as well as to sync files and directories to and from several providers including but not limited to: * Google Drive * Amazon S3 * Dropbox * Google Cloud Storage * Amazon Drive * Microsoft One Drive * HTTP * SFTP * Nextcloud * The local filesystem rclone also supports encryption and decryption of files synced to these services. More information can be found at http://rclone.org/ After installation, setup rclone by using the command: rclone config If setting up on a headless server these workarounds may be needed The config file can be found on your flash drive in the rclone plugin folder Further documentation can be found at: http://rclone.org/docs/ To mount a remote share with rclone It's possible to mount a remote share with rclone as a filesystem so you can access your files directly from your unraid machine. For instructions i recommend this thread by DZMM or this thread by Animosity022 For automation i recommend using the excellent user scripts plugin by Squid. Any feedback and suggestions are more than welcome! I want to thank aschamberger for the original plugin as well as the people who helped me test the initial versions!
  13. You could probably accomplish this by using the External storage support App which can be activated from the Apps section i Nextcloud. You can use this to make the molly share available to mollys user in nextcould.
  14. Try using force update under advanced view. Docker updates are broken in version 6.1.9 and below. See https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=50318.0
  15. What value should be assigned to EMBYSERVER_USER? The name of the account you use to manage Emby? John I wondered that and just left it as is and used my current appdata, loaded up just fine.... Strangely though, although the webui is defined in the xml I don't get a link to it in the dropdown box when I click on the icon (If you know what I mean) I see the same behavior. Weird. Still reachable though. Version 3.0.5785.0 John Same here
  16. @airbillion - I changed from the normal container to this by just pointing it at my emby config folder - No problems at all @Hurricane - Is there anything in particular you would like us test out?
  17. Getting the same error
  18. Hey guys I have a problem with getting the docker to remember where to store the log file. When i set a new path in the interface the log file path resets to ${MainDir}/nzbget.log after a restart of the docker no matter which path i chose. Changing the nzbget.conf file manually gives the same result. The problem being that it keeps some of my array spun up instead of saving the log file on a SSD i have mounted outside the array. Any ideas?
  19. I have the same problem Check your log under Docker. I'm getting "Google authentication failed." Which doesn't make sense because with my RPi it worked fine... Exactly the same - I also created 2 app specific passwords which dont work either.
  20. I have the same problem
  21. Thanks for this container Capt. Never heard of Tonido before and it has proven to be a very nice program

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