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I recently switched to the binhex versions of several apps (sonarr, radarr, etc) since I'm already using a binhex vpn image. I would have thought that would also save some space since they should all be based on the same base image, but that doesn't seem to be the case. When I installed the new apps, they downloaded all the layers, and I would have thought some of them should have already existed. Also, I noticed that the binhex images are significantly larger than the linuxserver versions. Radarr is 1.17 GB vs linuxserver at only 196 MB for example. And all the binhex images that I use are over 1 GB. I'll see if I can do some digging to figure out why they don't appear to be using base images correctly and why they are so large, but just wanted to see if anyone else had noticed this or had any explanation.

Is it possible to remove the user/password prompt?

That's what I figured, just thought I'd ask. External hosting won't work since I don't expose my Unraid server outside of my home network and I want to build a custom dashboard from data pulled from other docker containers. I'll have to take a look at which web server containers are available... I'm sure there are plenty.

Any way this could serve up a static html page from somewhere on the array? Or do I need to install some web server docker container first and serve the file from there?

It's awesome that there is now an official Plex docker image. I'm still running the LimeTech version.... is there anything special I need to do to switch to the official? After I remove the docker container, should I also remove the plex folder in appdata to start clean?

Default. The only setting I changed was the output location.

You could try to enable the "log debug messages" and see if you get any useful. Unfortunately it looks like "log debug messages" only writes the messages from the log window to a file and doesn't actually provide any more detail. I'm still running unRaid on some low spec hardware I had laying around to get started (only 1 core celeron and 1G ram). I think my next step is to use some beefier hardware and see if that helps.

It is using a cache drive... and the cache drive shows 89G free.

The mkv is not inside the container. I can see it in the user share from another machine on the network. MakeMKV also shows 82G free and the output size never makes it to 1G before it errors. Unfortunately, the log window doesn't really provide any help either. I guess I'll keep digging and see if I can find any other logs. You wouldn't happen to know if MakeMKV stores logs somewhere else?

I've tried ripping a couple dvds and both mkv files got to around 130mb in size and then MakeMKV popped up a message saying "Fatal Error" and exited. Tried restarting the container and re-downloading the image with no change. Any ideas?