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Just to point out, I don't work in IT, very far from it, I'm an amateur too. Pretty sure if I explain what I do the same would stand. In fact, these containers are from volunteers, this isn't a job for any of us.

Docker run command? Might be more of a docker issue than container, @bonienl may be able to shed some light onto that issue

Add it as a mount. /mnt/cache/appdata/tvheadend/name_of_your_scipt for host and /usr/bin/name_of_your_script for container

This is what works for me server { listen 80; server_name unifi.server.com; return 301 https://$server_name$request_uri; } server { listen 443 ssl; server_name unifi.server.com; include /config/nginx/ssl.conf; location / { proxy_pass https://192.168.0.1:8443/; include /config/nginx/proxy.conf; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; } }

I'm not sure but you could try deleteing preferences.xml, I forget its exact location

Looks enough to me

See my post two up.

https://github.com/evilhero/mylar/issues/1955

Can you try installing the requests python module. Please read this thread and make any necessary changes to your setup as well regarding download handling. Open up a terminal in the docker container docker exec -it mylar bash pip install requests Looks like things have changed upstream, if this fixes things then I'll update the container.

Post logs, reinstall, restart are all reasonable possibilities. Can't really help much more than that based on what you've posted.

All your issues are covered in the readme linked in the first post. https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-calibre-web#linuxservercalibre-web

By reading the two posts above yours.

And as for logs, that's detailed in the readme linked to on the first page of this thread.

Then log the current issue where it's been reported with your findings. And review the existing code base to see if you can find the offending bit. Github repository is here.

Someone who produces more free open source software than we've seen you produce...... His code is open source, feel free to make a PR to fix whatever issues you find. His repository is here, his name is @tidusjar and he's a thoroughly nice bloke and has recently spent a great deal of his free time completely rewriting Ombi. Please, refrain from being critical about things that you use for free, or do something to improve the code base, but it quite frankly is a little tiresome hearing you complain about the standards of things all the while, when we've seen you produce nothing better.

It is the company support forum, but most of us are just Unraid users who try and help other users. @limetech @jonp and @eschultz are the only LimeTech staff members. Unraid has a very enthusiastic user base, and a flourishing community dev scene, most of the mods are here for the love of it too. And just to be clear, your purchase the software, not the support, there are paid support services, but the forum should be considered user to user support generally, although the LimeTech chaps will jump on things that are important. No way would they employee people like Squid and Me, ain't nobody that desperate for staff.....

Your appdata should already be on the cache drive......

There's a link in the docker FAQ or in my signature if you have signatures enabled in the forum. But that screenshot looks like it'll tell me what I need to know. Just try using /mnt/cache/appdata/nextcloud rather than /mnt/user/appdata/Nextcloud Long shot, but that sometimes fixes weird issues.

Post your docker run command

You got a VPN or anything?

I think you'd need some good reproduceable evidence that Unraid is changing owner and group, because I can't say I've ever seen any reports of that.

AFAIK trakt is your only option.

https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-letsencrypt#parameters

Gotta remember that we're volunteers not representatives of LimeTech and, consequently as we're doing this in our spare time we often joke with one another. I'm like Squid, if I have to be professional whilst I help out here, I quit. To be fair, the LimeTech staff are always professional, so don't judge them by the rest of us. Laughing at Squid getting stranded in a far away land is a rare highlight in my otherwise rather serious life at work when I do put my professional hat very firmly on.

Good pickup on the subdomain redirect, didn't notice that.