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Hey @Squid Would it be possible to NOT backup if the custom stop script fails? Aka exit code != 0. Thanks!

It's still there.... I was looking here: http://tools.linuxserver.io/dockers Used to have a beta section.

Hey LinuxServer guys, I saw that the nextcloud docker is no longer on your website (maybe because it's beta?). Just wanted to verify you're not dropping development of it. Also (unrelated to nextcloud, sorry): Congrads on making it into the Plex newsletter! Does that mean you're dropping support for Linuxserver's Plex docker? Keep up the good work!

The machine seems unresponsive to this command. I went and head and hit the reboot button. Now I guess it gets to check the parity. Are there other options to bring the system down when this command doesn't work/hangs that doesn't result in an "unclean" reboot? Thanks. Powerdown did not work for me either as my unRAID webUI does not listen on port 80. Edit the script at: /usr/local/sbin/powerdown Add the port your webUI listens on after localhost on both lines (ie. localhost:8080) Hope this helps! It would be cool if the powerdown script could take into account other default ports besides 80.

Just updated my test server to see what would happen and you are right. Not working. It did finally start, but I don't know what I did to get it going. I was messing around in the docker looking around and then it just started. It kind of looks like nginx was not starting. I've added Denavit–Hartenberg parameters to increase security. The fist time you install/update, it will took some time (5-15 minutes) to generate the DH file, and then nginx gets executed. You mean Diffie-Hellman :-)

Still working for me. Im running the latest version as well

8.2, 8.2! Are we to expect an update? :-) I've asked for it as well, but well back-up gshlomi: 1) Request for memcache support! 2) Cron support!

My owncloud says that 8.1.3 is available. Am I good to update through its own updating mechanism, or do I need to wait for a formal docker update?

Prefer feature requests\bug reports on github, or i might forget (like this one) Done.

Anyway we can get TLS/SSL support with Sonarr?! :-) See here: https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/wiki/SSL Looks like the docker would need 'httpcfg'. And then setup to run the command when the container is first installed.

Sorry to re-post this, but I think it got drowned out with the announcement of SparklyBalls joining :-) If there's a formal location (other than here) for feature requests and bugs, let me know!

I'd like to request https support for PlexPy! Currently if you try to enable https, the log spits out:

Is there a way to manage the unRAID pool from an ssh terminal session? ie. add a drive, start/stop the pool, etc. Thanks!

Well, I made a bash script that parses xml template files and executes 'docker run -d' with the appropriate arguments populated from the template file. The script takes one argument: The path to the .xml template file. ./RunDockerTemplate.sh <path_to_xml_template_file> I've been running into problems with volume mappings that have spaces in their path (ie. /mnt/user/my media). This is a known bug. If any of you guys are bash scripting gurus, please feel free to fix my script! Anyway - the point of this was to be able to edit docker containers without having to login to the GUI. This is useful for me if I am away from my home network and only have SSH access. Unzip the script by executing: unzip RunDockerTemplate.zip Hope it helps someone out! RunDockerTemplate.zip

What would be the benefit of having VPN integration with Sonarr? Anyway, how about TLS/SSL support with Sonarr?! :-) See here: https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/wiki/SSL

Cool. I'll look into it and post back. Just didn't want to re-invent the wheel if it was already done.

Is it possible to start a docker container based on an .xml template via the command line? I'm aware of 'docker run <docker image> -v <volumes> etc...' However, all of the these run arguments are stored in xml files in /boot/config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user I know the docker plugin uses these, but I only have ssh access when I'm away from my local network, so I have no GUI access to start them. So basically i'm looking for something along the lines of: 'docker_plugin run <my-container-template.xml>'

1) Owncloud recommends cron for background jobs over AJAX. This is because the default AJAX method only executes on background task per login. Cron allows tasks to be executed in a time constant manner. 2) Thanks! 3) Ok. Can we look forward to 8.1? Is it better to administer OC updates via new docker updates? Or is it ok to use OC's updater tool?

Perfect. working great. Thanks!

Thanks tron. This fixed the issue for me when the GUI said that it was, "unable to connect to backup engine".

Hi Binhex, Thanks for the dockers! In regards to sabnzbdvpn: Can you add an iptable entry in iptables.sh that allows the use of port 8090 (outward traffic) when the tunnel is down? I do not forward all my traffic through the VPN, therefore iptables is blocking me from port 8090 because it thinks the tunnel is down. You already do this for port 8080. Just need to repeat the entries for 8090: # accept output to sabnzbd webui port 8090 (used when tunnel down) iptables -A OUTPUT -o eth0 -p tcp --dport 8090 -j ACCEPT iptables -A OUTPUT -o eth0 -p tcp --sport 8090 -j ACCEPT

gfjardim, In regards to the owncloud docker: 1) Could you move the cron file into persistent memory? I want to edit it to run background tasks as described here: https://doc.owncloud.org/server/8.1/admin_manual/configuration_server/background_jobs_configuration.html UPDATE - Looks like you disable the cron service in the install script? Any particular reason for this? 2) Also - it would be cool if you could add caching support: https://owncloud.org/blog/making-owncloud-faster-through-caching/ 3) I have EDGE = 1. But my docker container is not upgrading to Owncloud 8.1. Tried running the updater utility on the admin panel as well. Thanks!

Yea, that's what I figured. Docker sounds like it could be great for simple tasks, but I just need more customization. Switched over to an Ubuntu VM. It's working great! Not hard to setup either... Good GUI.

Nice. Yea I saw that he does that in the /etc/init.d/ startup script. Except I think I still have the same fundamental problem. Now I want to add a crontab for owncloud background jobs as described here: https://doc.owncloud.org/server/8.0/admin_manual/configuration_server/background_jobs_configuration.html If I ever add a new mount or update the container, my cron job will get wiped.

Yep. I do a 'docker exec -it <container_name> bash'. This gets me a bash shell in the docker container.