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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Nextcloud
JoeUnraidUser replied to linuxserver.io's topic in Docker Containers
Can you explain how to downgrade the docker using a tag? When I click the icon it doesn't give a downgrade option. I also tried the edit and it doesn't give a downgrade option. -
Can you give a link to the post that has the solution. I have the same problem and am getting nowhere.
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UNRAID 6.7.1 easy way to backup and restore specific dockers
JoeUnraidUser replied to amorillo's topic in General Support
You can run it from any folder except the flash drive. You can then run it from within a script in the UserScripts plugin. -
UNRAID 6.7.1 easy way to backup and restore specific dockers
JoeUnraidUser replied to amorillo's topic in General Support
That's exactly why I used a cache. -
UNRAID 6.7.1 easy way to backup and restore specific dockers
JoeUnraidUser replied to amorillo's topic in General Support
I can't seem to make it get the same error. What command line are you entering? -
Sorry for my confusion. To install p7zip: Install the NerdPack plugin. Go to SETTINGS and click on Nerd Pack. Turn on p7zip-16.02-x86_64-1sl.txz. Then click on APPLY at the bottom. You may have to reboot for it to take effect if the apply doesn't work.
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Try typing in the full path: /usr/bin/7z
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7z is already installed in /usr/bin/7z. In a terminal type 7z and hit enter.
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To set the umask to 0000 do the following on a line before your command: umask 0
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Try adding the following to the beginning of your command so it runs in a login shell: sudo -i -u root
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Shutdown command in terminal(SOLVED)
JoeUnraidUser replied to littletiger's topic in General Support
When I have to reboot from the command line I run: shutdown -r now -
Did you try running the script in a login shell like I suggested above?
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How to enter a password in script [SOLVED]
JoeUnraidUser replied to Cpt. Chaz's topic in General Support
Try adding "<<<password" to the end of the command: rsync -avhP --progress /source/file/path root@192.168.1.X:/destination/file/path <<<password Change "password" to your password. -
I had the same problem when running PERL scripts. I had to hardcode library and config paths. Try running the script in a login shell by doing the following: su - root /mnt/user/test/test.sh <<<password --or-- sudo -i -u root /mnt/user/test/test.sh