Bjonness406

Updating a template won't trigger an update available for the container Sent from my SM-T560NU using Tapatalk Updated templates only appear to users right? Wasn't there talk about making a way to push out a updated template file to existing users also?

Getting the same error, but Unifi is working fine for me (after a restart).

UniFi V5 is out now 5.0.6 Would be nice if you could update the docker when you have time pducharme

Seems like you have forgot to add a link to this support thread in the template?

https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=48899.0

Othersl decided to deprecate the description tag and instead utilize (and unilaterally change the specification without any consultation and then try to tell me that they know the specifications of CA's tag's better than myself) of the <Overview> tag in 6.2 which was previously a CA specific tag (and designed for its needs) Net result is that the operation you are seeing is correct: Only the overview displays under 6.2 (and in CA) Ahh I liked the previous <overview> and <description> a lot more, looks more clean, and I don't see the point of changing it.

Can I use Status:Beta|Stable in "<Category>" tag with CA, or do I need to use the "<Beta>" tag? (any different for 6.1.9 and 6.2?) Also, is the <Description> tag removed from 6.2? Is there an new way to have different information on CA (overview), and then you add the docker (where description was before). This is working fine on 6.1.9, but not on 6.2b21 Template if someone would like to take a look (it is in CA also): https://github.com/bjonness406/Docker-templates/blob/master/Bjonness406/PlexRequestsNet.xml

A thing that came into my mind while I did read this. https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=49390.0 Since you have an way to backup appdata files, what about a way to also backup the usb drive? With the ability to have multiple dated backups. This would be awsome, an easy way for people to backup the flash drive.

I am not getting the crashplan error on my 6.1.9 server, or 6.2.0 b21 server.

Since I am not the creator of the docker file itself, and there is no option in the docker fior this, I have asked the creator to add this feature. Hopefully he will add this Edit: Got an answer. It's possible, maybe adding an option as a variable under docker edit settings page? Dev branch can be used as a test also. Some docker apps here allow you to choose between master/dev branch. I'm sure it's not that hard to add If it is not that hard to add, you could help him out https://github.com/rogueosb/docker-plexrequestsnet/issues/2

I have updated the PlexRequestsNet Icon to a plex Icon, because of the ability in 1.7.0 to use plex theme, instead of the blue theme. New Icon: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bjonness406/Docker-templates/master/Icon/PlexRequest.png If existing users want to switch Icon, you need to overwrite the image located at /config/plugins/DockerMan/images. Since there is currently there is no way from the GUI to update images. If anyone want to use the old image, it is still available here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bjonness406/Docker-templates/master/Icon/PlexRequestsNet.png Since I am not the creator of the docker file itself, and there is no option in the docker fior this, I have asked the creator to add this feature. Hopefully he will add this Edit: Got an answer.

Hmm, no. Try to update the icon link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bjonness406/Docker-templates/master/Icon/PlexRequestsNet.png And clear your browsers cache. Updating the icon link worked. Thanks!! Great

Hmm, no. Try to update the icon link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bjonness406/Docker-templates/master/Icon/PlexRequestsNet.png And clear your browsers cache.

Update all of your plugins, there is an WebGUI update which should fix your problems

Well, one reason is if you use NFS. Whenever I have setup a device to use NFS (although the reason to do so is much reduced with the more recent versions of SAMBA), I have had to use the server's IP address to setup the mount point. If there is a way to do it without having that IP address, I am not aware of it... I have the IP address. I just assign it in my router instead of in unRAID. unRAID used DHCP to get the assigned IP from the router. It is always the same, known IP because my router has that specific IP address reserved for the MAC address of my unRAID server. Same for all of my other devices. They all use DHCP but they all have known, unchanging IP addresses because I set them up in my router. Everything managed in one place but everything has a known, unchanging IP address. True, you can do that. On my old cheap router (pre 2010), there is a table for up to eight reservations. (I have 15 addresses currently assigned on my router via DHCP and that does not include the two servers!) Of course, you have to know the MAC address. I know that the Network Settings page for unRAID servers has that information but then you have to explain to how to find both that address, the current IP address of the server that was assigned through DHCP and how to find the proper place in the router settings to be able to make the proper entries. Either way will work, you make your choice. Perhaps, you would like to write up an explanation of how to do the reservation method in any user's router that will be easy for the neophyte to follow? I do it the same way as trurl, and I think that is the best way, since the router will not give a client that ip address over dhcp then. In my old Asus router (Asus N-66U) and my Ubiquiti edgerouter, I can map the mac addresses to an static IP, but the router would tell me the hostname too if that is available, then I know which MAC address my unraid server has.

Why not use binhex's version then?

Just a small little thing, then you remove a warning, it should say "ReAdd warning", instead of "ReAdd error", and it should be "Ignored Errors/Warnings" at header, instead of "Ignored Errors"

As gundamguy said, you will not loose the entire array. Also, you can just put back the old disk that you changed out, and use that to rebuild the failed drive (just check out the procedure on how to do this before doing it). After the failed drive is rebuild, then you can just restart the rebuild of the other drive you first started with. Using dual parity is also an option.

Can you not set sickrage to copy the file instead of move it? I can at least do that in sonarr.

Well I got the wizard up launching now, and selected restore from backup (without the file), what am I missing?

I don't have this file, what to do then? You can create the file and just put a single line with the setting I said. Okey What is the purpose of the file/line btw?

I don't have this file, what to do then?

Do you have the appdata share on any of the array disks? Try to check out that.

Yes it is running the latest version, which is 1.6.1 (released 16 days ago). You can check what realease are the newest one here https://github.com/tidusjar/PlexRequests.Net/releases To check the plexrequests version go to settings -> status and there you see the version you are running

Running unraid 6.1.9 My / config file is on /mnt/cache/App Data/Crashplan/. /backup is on one of my disks. Not sure what I am doing wrong. Any help appreciated. It's having a problem with the space in App Data. Check for an update to the Dynamix webGui. And install/update CA and enable auto update