cheesemarathon

Your trying to mount one directory in the container to two different directories in the host. That's the issue.

I don't maintain the docker image. Only the template for UNRAID. I'd suggest asking by creating an issue at https://github.com/ms-jpq/kde-in-docker

In theory yes! However you might find that it doesn't last through container reboots. Give it a go installing it and shout if you have any issues. We will try to help.

Morning! I have just updated from RELEASE.2021-12-10T23-03-39Z to the latest which is RELEASE.2021-12-29T06:49:06Z I have had no issues with this at all. So I would try an update to the latest now and see how you get on. Failing that I would start asking questions over at the minio forums because as far as i can see in the docs, there are no changes that should prevent a successful upgrade. Thanks,

I'll look into this and see what I can find out. Hopefully there is just a migration command you can use.

Image was last updated 3 months ago. The last release on github was 8 months ago. Docker image appears to be maintained by the same guy who maintains the github repo. So if you wish for the docker to be updated, i would create an issue on github.

I’ll take a look as to why the updates have not come through.

Well done on finally sorting it. 9 times out of 10 it’s the stupid simple thing.

Sorry I'm not having the same issue and I'm not sure what could cause it. I have attached screenshot from NetData showing disk usage at nearly zero for my minio container. Are you 100% it's minio? Use the NetData container to narrow this down. Anything in the logs?

Thanks for sharing this @iDork56

This looks like a communication issue between Ghost and your DB. I’m running the latest version without issue which leads me to think it is not a problem with the unraid template. I only produce the unraid template to get Ghosts docker image to install. A such I would suggest requesting help from the ghost community forum. If you link me the issue I’ll try keep an eye on it and chime in with any relevant software. Apologies I can’t help more but it’s hard to help with software you do not write.

I don’t use it myself so I’m not sure what the issue is. I only create the template for the container to work on unraid not the docker image itself. On the taskcafe GitHub they suggest you use docker compose which unraid by default does not. It may be worth opening an issue on their GitHub to see if they can help. If you link the issue I’ll keep an eye on it and add any relevant info I can. https://github.com/JordanKnott/taskcafe

Easy fix. You're using the env variables that minio has depreciated. I updated the template but they don't seem to have pulled through to you. Remove your container and create it again from community apps. Just don't delete your minio appdata as well!!!! @pervel This should also fix your issue. I have just done the above as well and had no issues. Just make sure to fill in your same user and password as before.

I’ll have a poke in my system tonight as I haven’t updated mine yet. I did make a change to the template to fall inline with changes minio made to the env variables so maybe I cocked that up. Could you send a screenshot of your minio docker setup page in the unbraid ui? Thanks

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