EvilSpice

Thanks for this idea, i'm trying the root read-only thing. Until now i had the Backblaze docker restart with a user script every two hours. Fingers crossed!

I tried a separate instance with the ubuntu22 tag, and it work well except for a folder permission error on startup

Thanks, this solved my black screen issue. but does this mean we are stuck on an older version of Backblaze?

I got curious so looked up my purchase date of unraid. 10 years last may! Best 70$ I ever spent on software. Thank you, Unraid team for a great product.

Thanks for this script. after a weeklong effort to convert several drives to xfs i found myself with multiple copies of many of my files. this tool made taking care of this issue simple and painless Thanks!

i figured it out, flickr uploadr requires a pro account now.

@snoopy86 Hi, trying Flickr uploader again i managed to get it to start. when i go to the URL from the log, i get redirected to the flickr home page without anything else happening. is this app still active? here's the log details: and here's a screenshot of the docker settings:

i think i did, but am not sure. i'll check tonight at home. thanks for the pointer!

can anyone help with my issue? i just installed it, and pointed to my books folder - it only seems to index files in the root of the folder, and doesn't traverse all the subfolders (i have folders for genres and areas of interest etc). is this expected behavior, or did i misconfigure? (screenshot in my original reply)

i just installed it, and pointed to my books folder - it only seems to index files in the root of the folder, and doesn't traverse all the subfolders (i have folders for genres and areas of interest etc). is this expected behavior, or did i misconfigure?

Could you start container in a unraid terminal and attach to it. Inside you will find the script and try to run it. i'm willing to try it but don't know how - i've only used the docker from gui so far. i can use the terminal but i'm unfamiliar with docker in cli.

thanks for this, i just upgraded to a new linksys router, and it doesn't have no-ip support. you saved me the trouble of changing provider

bump... any ideas why this doesn't work for me?

here, attached.

yes. i removed the docker and the "my-flickr-uploader" template, installed again from your template, still the same.

logs don't shed light on this, i'm afraid. i turned off all the dockers, set only flickr-uploader to autostart, and restarted Docker: unraid log: Mar 20 14:51:43 Tower php: /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/event/started Mar 20 14:51:43 Tower kernel: BTRFS info (device loop0): disk space caching is enabled Mar 20 14:51:43 Tower kernel: BTRFS: has skinny extents Mar 20 14:51:43 Tower logger: Resize '/var/lib/docker' of 'max' Mar 20 14:51:43 Tower logger: starting docker ... Mar 20 14:51:43 Tower kernel: BTRFS: new size for /dev/loop0 is 53687091200 Mar 20 14:51:50 Tower logger: Flickr-uploader: started succesfully! Mar 20 14:52:02 Tower kernel: unregister_netdevice: waiting for lo to become free. Usage count = 1 Mar 20 14:52:12 Tower kernel: unregister_netdevice: waiting for lo to become free. Usage count = 1 Mar 20 14:52:30 Tower logger: Updating templates... Updating info... Done. Mar 20 14:53:16 Tower emhttp: cmd: /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker logs --tail=350 -f Flickr-uploader uploader log: empty. thanks

flickr uploader doesn't start (i have put the edited .ini file in the folder as instructed) the log file is empty. are there any parameters that should be edited in the file apart from the key and secret? thanks, Ariel

this is awesome, thank you! can't wait to try it.