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Just added these options to the template.

I have it only running locally, so am not the expert on this. However, some info: Look at their official docs: https://docs.n8n.io/reference/security.html You could ask in their community: https://community.n8n.io/ don't expose externally and require VPN/Wireguard?

Support for n8n docker Application: n8n Application Site: https://n8n.io Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/n8nio/n8n/ Github: https://github.com/n8nio/n8n Official Community Support: https://community.n8n.io/ Please post any questions/issues relating to this docker you have in this thread.

Ok thanks, this worked!

Ok let me try that and see if it works for me. Thanks for the tip.

Not sure where to ask this question, but where do I get documentation on how to create XML Templates for apps? I'm piecing togehter what I need by looking at existing XML templates (e..g LinuxServers) but I don't understand some pieces. Mostly around all the attributes for the <config> sections with variables. For example, what is "TARGET" attribute used for? Is there no good documentation for this? Or have I just missed it? Everything I find is super old.

Awesome, that would be great.

I've created a custom xml file in /boot/config/plugins/community.applications/private/<foldername>/helloWorld.xml but it's not showing up under private apps. Only stuff from DockerHub are showing up that I've previously installed which are all in: /boot/config/plugins/community.applications/private/DockerHub I didn't see any way to refresh community apps from settings or anything. What am I missing?

The Reactive Resume builder is nice, just tried it out. I noticed the template doesn't specify an config data folder, so is the data not persisted anywhere?

Rebooted and having same issue. logs attached. @ljm42 any ideas? tower-diagnostics-20200914-2158.zip

I also just tried this on Firefox with no plugins and got similar behavior but the dev console reports a different error: Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at ws://192.168.1.161/sub/var When trying in Chrome Incognito, I got same error as my non-chrome incognito window. I'm so confused.

I’m on Unraid 6.8.3 and plug-in version 2020.07.10b I’m on a chrome beta but been on it for awhile. I’ll try a different browser and incognito window to see if that changes anything.

I'm having issue adding a peer. When I hit "apply" after specifying the peer's initial info, nothing happens. Lookiing at the chrome dev tools, this error is showing up: An invalid form control with name='Address:1' is not focusable. quick google search found this common issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22148080/an-invalid-form-control-with-name-is-not-focusable

In the first post, the FAQ says the "bjp999" script is included by default. However, I don't see that script and only see "gfjardim" and "JoeL". Sorry if I'm missing something...

I haven't had any issues the last few weeks. Just verified again just now via plex web and playback was fine.

Suppose this container was adopted to support nvidia. I’m using my Nvidia card for my plex container already. Can you use a card for multiple docker containers?

Is there a way to have a script run after array first starts then on a custom schedule after that? I could create two identical scripts and have one set to array start and the other as custom but i figure there must be a better way?

I'm new to RTSP, but have a set of Eufy cams which support saving video to NAS that supports RTSP. Does this involve me running something like Shinobi, or is there a simpler way? I intend to use the Eufy software/apps to view the video so it's not like I need a CCTV software to do anything other than store video. Secondly, in the Shinobi app setup, it asks for a share/path for vidoes and defaults to /mnt/disks/cctv. This seems to imply dedicating a disk to CCTV recordings which makes sense for hard-wired cameras that are streaming 24x7 since it would peg the array constantly. My cams aren't fulltime CCTV since they are wireless and activate on motion (but you can activate them manually and stream one cam at a time). Given this, Is it a bad idea to use a share on the array for my use case? --- I got the DB errors resolved using this info, which should definitely be included in the first post and app instructions. Also, I tried installing this container and got to the Shinobi Web UI, but it's complaining about lack of MariaDB: I thought MariaDB/MySQL was included as part of the container and created automatically? What am I missing?

I missed this part of your reply.. doh! I didn't know you could pause and resume the parity check like this. I had incorrectly assumed that it needed to be run continuously in one shot. I'll look into this, thanks!

I've got a 27TB array and parity check runs at 110MB/s so takes about 20 hours to complete so it's inevitably running while we are awake.

I've got 2 VMs, one for Windows 10 and second one for Linux where I'm running Home Assistant. While my parity check is running, the VMs are incredibly slow. Operations within Home Assistant will timeout, things are super slow to load, etc. Windows 10 VM is also slow, but not as noticeable as the Linux VM for Home Assistant. Even more so, the Unraid Web UI for the VMs is also slow. I get the perpetual loading screen sometimes and the VM list can take minutes to load. Sometimes it won't load at all. If the parity check isn't running, things are super smooth. I'm trying to figure out what's going on and what I could be doing wrong. At first, I thought the issue was the fact my VM images were on the array and not the cache disk, but this wouldn't explain why the Unraid VM Web UI would be slow too, right? I've tried searching for answers to this, but can't find anything I keep seeing results for slow parity checks which isn't info I'm looking for. Anyone have any ideas?

I have this same issue happening and don't have any "-1" values in either of my 2 VMs

I have some custom scripts that write out logs to /var/log/ that I'd like to include in the system's logrotate. I can see config files in /etc/logrotate.d/ and wondering if I just need to have a startup script that copies a custom config file into /etc/logrotate.d/ on boot? Or is there a better way?

I recovered by downloading the plugin file to /tmp and ran: plugin install /tmp/community.application.plg and everything then worked. No reboot needed!

I tried to update Community Apps to latest version, but something happened during the update and it failed. I reloaded the page and the "Apps" tab is gone and my unraid plugins page refuses to load. I'm assuming I just need to do something to manually reinstall it? Anyone have a tip on how to do this: