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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!

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

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>'

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