jordan

I have three legacy keys. Two is one, one is none, three is...a crowd? Anyway one is insanely old and I bought it to try out unRaid, and it may pre-date the three tiers. Two were purchase as a pair, and are Plus licenses. Since I'm only running one instance of unRaid, I only see how I can link that license to my account. So... (1) how do I link offline keys to my account and (2) is there a "buy more than one upgrade, get a discount" program like in days of old? TIA

Thanks. I had this drive fail yesterday, so DB is currently not running and I'm rebuilding; then I'll be moving the entire array to a new (better cooled) system. Christmas break is coming up, so I'll have a couple days to dive into it for real. If I do find the problem I'll post a solution back.

Quick followup - is anyone else getting tornado warnings in their log? From older threads it seems to be a connection error with the Dropbox backend but isn't critical. Still if there's an easy fix to remove them it would make my logs a bit cleaner.

If you have a reference/tutorial you have seen for creating this, would you drop me a link in the reply? If not I can go through the google, but there are some exceptionally common terms in my likely query so any help or shortcut to resources would be appreciated. :-)

Okay, thanks. That's definitely going to take some reading.

That got it running. One last question (I hope) - After linking I'm greeted with the ominous [ALERT]: So your files continue to sync, sign in to your Dropbox account and move Dropbox to a supported file system. I just paged back through this thread, and I see where it came up last year when DB kicked everything but ext4 to the curb, but I can't tell whether there was a workaround built in, or everyone just bailed on the protected array and using external USB formatted to ext4? Or are those using it installing a trick like https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/11/how-to-use-dropbox-on-non-ext4.html ?

Ah - makes sense. I didn't think to go back and scrub the old directories out manually. I'll try that.

I've clearly done something wrong, but I'm at a loss as to what. I initially tried updating the container and came up with an error so I deleted the container and reinstalled from Community Applications. I got (effectively) the same error: Did I miss some dependency or other pre-installation setup requirement?

No need for apologies; volunteer support when you're moving away from a platform is a tough spot. Thanks for checking, though! If it doesn't update, I'll try a different method. Thanks, again!

(warning: Docker newbie) I just installed it and am getting the error. I saw a post from back in 2017 that this was an issue, but am not clear on how it was resolved. The docker interface in unRaid claims that the application is up to date (and have already executed a check for updates). Apologies if I'm leaving out any critical information, this is my first experience with docker containers.