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Hi…. Sorry, I’m still not clear…. I don’t have experience using either docker stack, compose or tailscale (just had to google what it is). Normally I just use the CA templates. Are you looking for replacement for the little icons in your screencap? I don’t have experience coding a webUI, but I can help direct the visual design of one… I can help tweak the css of one, to tweak improve the layout, but need the coder to make more complicated adjustments.

Hi…. Not sure what the question is. I just ran into this and I’m glad development is continuing. I have not tried it yet. I really hope the custom css feature of folder.view 1 carried on to this version.

My advice is to reach out to Godver3, at their Discord channel. He is very helpful, and will help you nail down that issue. I'm having some Oversee issues at the moment. Not sure if I changed something....

Thanks for the update... Symlinks are a different beast... I wouldn't know where to start.

What was the problem / solution? It may help others... Glad to hear you you got it working.

That's weird... there are only 3 lines in the Rclone script... in your /appdata/zurg folder you should have the files shown below... it's possible that you may have others, but these 4 are critical. Did you properly edit the yaml and config files? Did you sign up for a Real-Debrid account and got the API Token? Also, did you follow the chmod commands? Review all those steps and see if there is anything you missed.

Hi... It is extremely difficult for me to help you out, as there are MANY steps in the guide. Any one tiny thing makes the whole thing not work. Where did you configure the share zurg to reside? Array, a pool, an external drive? In my case, I am mounting this share to a specific cache pool device (drive share) called "downloadcache". Your case is VERY likely different. You need to add the path to where the share is configured to be stored. Your script is mounting it to the user share. These are the sections you need to follow: You can see below where the share is configured to reside. This is the path that you need there. You MUST also correct this path on the Stop Zurge script. Otherwise you will not be able to cleanly unmount your array.

This doesn't look right: I cant really advise, without knowing where you placed things... this should point to the exact drive and folder you are using to mount w/ Rclone. While you created a share for zurg, you need to know where you configured that share to reside. Please re-read my section on Create User Share

@TheRandy I would start the Mount Rclone script first.

Did you properly edit the rclone.conf and config.yml in the /apddata/zurg folder - as described in the Create and Configure the Zurg Folder in Appdata section above. You need to add your token and your correct unRAID IP address... Did you run the chmod +x commands...?

A new version of CLI_Debrid was pushed out earlier today. According to the release notes, it allows for unknown resolutions.

Hi Guys, I gave up on DMB. It made my unRAID very fragile with the rclone mounts.... I was able to get everything properly working using CLI_Debrid. I spent a great deal of time writing up a guide how to do this. I think it's much needed. I am positive this replicates a lot of what is in DMB. I got a great deal of help from the author of CLI_Debrid. Please take a look at my guide here:

Hi Nonoss... Thanks again for the scripts. I have edited the original guide to update the Start Zurg Service script, to reflect your change. However for the Stop Zurge Service. I believe my original script includes a command to both top the zurg process AND unmounts the rclone mount. Thanks again.

@scott2020 I will check and correct... Thanks for catching this. Should be in /mnt/cache/appdata/zurg.

This is music to my ears.... I am so glad someone proved my guide. I was afraid of having missed something. Thank you!!