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Unlikely to see a docker for any application that doesn't have a Linux version.

Still no joy at the PPA link. Any chance we could get an Environment Variable to let us choose one of the older versions?

The github page doesn't mention any way to specify the version like it does with Plex. This is pretty much a catastrophe for me and my seeding requirements. According to Transmission website there is a version 2.92 available now. I tried restarting the docker hoping it would give me the latest version but no, still stuck on 2.90 which is banned. The docker log starts out looking for fastest mirror so maybe the mirror isn't up-to-date.

Dockers cannot see anything mounted after the docker service started. Restart the docker service from Settings - Docker.

Update your sig, obviously you are not running V5. Are you sure your docker img isn't full? I updated unRAID and then updated this Plex container and no issues for me.

What does everyone think about cleaning up the installation of this whole thing by having the plugin install the script? I am well aware of the objections originally raised when Simplefeatures tried to introduce a preclear plugin but it's not clear they still apply. Joe L. isn't doing any support lately, and there are actually 3 versions of the script out now. I assume the bjp999 faster preclear is derivative of Joe L.'s original script, and gfjardim has posted what I assume is a derivative of bjp999's script that adds notifications. Rather than being a support issue for Joe L., which was his originally stated concern, this plugin has turned into a support issue for the rest of the community and most of that could be cured by having the plugin install gfjardim's version of the script posted in reply #200 of this thread.

How am i suppose to use your work when I don't know how to make a docker? John did a great job using "your work" so I and others can install it. You should be happy that we are using it. He has a paypal donate button on his page that nobody will know about if they don't have to actually go to the page to download it.

This definitely works for me. Are you sure the new stuff is in those locations and it is plex-compatible? Sounds like some issue you're having with plex itself rather than with this docker. Have you searched at the plex website?

Each shares settings are independent.

One other thing that might help some people. If you're not already familiar with some particular application, and there is a version available that will run on your PC, try it that way first. After you are familiar with it you will have a lot less to figure out when you try to make it work as an unRAID docker. Most every application I have installed as a docker is one that I had used before on my PC.

lboregard and anyone else involved in this, please consider putting any code in a code block like this ls -la /boot then the other user can just select, copy, and paste it. Would have saved quite a lot of posts trying to fix syntax errors. The code block is the button with the # on it.

RobJ, I just read your procedure and think I understand it. The one thing I wanted to double-check is that at no point a New Config is mentioned. I thought I had seen that unRAID would let you swap drive numbers without a New Config, but I had also seen other posts that seemed to indicate New Config was necessary but you could trust parity so it was OK. And I thought I had even seen a recent post that seemed to indicate that unRAID would not let you Start because of the swapped disk assignments. So if I have read you correctly a New Config is NOT needed. I guess the tricky part in all this is to be sure to change the "expected" format to the actual format of the swapped drives. Since I have already converted all my drives to XFS I will not be testing your procedure. Looks like a wiki! And since this is a sticky maybe a link in the first post.

Making core parts of the UI user configurable will only make support more confusing than it already is.

Make sure disk3 is included or not excluded in the Global Shares Settings, and also that disk3 is included or not excluded in the settings for that specific user share. Include means "only these disks", Exclude means "except for these disks". If both are blank then none are excluded and there is no limit to the disks that are included. So both blank means include all. If that doesn't clear things up try stopping and starting the array since array start is when the user shares are actually instantiated.

Definitely do NOT move it to the top level tabs with docker/vm/settings. To much fighting for space at that level already.

And take a screenshot of you disk assignments.

Well, it was installed when I ran sensors-detect, but it seems Perl is no longer present after rebooting. I just ran `installpkg /boot/packages/perl-5.18.1-x86_64-1.txz` again, uninstalled and re-installed the plugin, and now the aforementioned Detect button behaves as expected. Other than putting the Perl archive at /boot/packages/perl-5.18.1-x86_64-1.txz, is there something else that I need to do to ensure Perl is always available after reboots? Side note: I wonder if this has something to do with the order of steps, specifically when the plugin is installed. Unless I'm missing something, there's no mention in these docs at which point the plugin should be installed: https://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/Setting_up_CPU_and_board_temperature_sensing Perl is one of the packages you can install from the NerdPack plugin.

What are you trying to accomplish?

I am probably going to put all of AlienTech's posts in Bilge since this is just a vendetta. They have never posted about anything else so it's obvious they are not really interested in unRAID or this community.

Go to the first page of this thread and start reading.

NerdPack plugin is the easiest way. For future reference, nothing you install at the command line will survive a reboot because the OS runs in RAM. What is required is something that will reinstall it on reboot. The above mentioned plugin will do that for you. Another way is to put whatever commands you use to install it in the config/go file which is executed at bootup.

Seems like you just have an axe to grind with this since you have never posted about anything else. Do you actually use unRAID?

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Doesn't matter whether it is in user share or not, any disk in the parity array will behave the same. Putting your docker.img and any of your docker containers data on one of your array disks will keep that disk plus the parity disk busy. When you say flash I assume you mean an SSD? A USB stick is not suitable. What do you have available?

If you don't have a cache disk then you can put it on an array disk like /mnt/disk1/docker.img. However, putting it on the parity protected array will keep that disk plus the parity disk busy. Some people put it on an unassigned device but that method may be a little advanced for you.