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Out of interest why did you want this? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Aah that makes a whole lot of sense. Oddly switching to MovieDB didn’t work either though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Bizarelly I did a reinstall of my Plex Media Server using the same Linuxserverio Docker image as always and I too have the same problem with TV Show metadata simply not populating. So there definitely appears to be something going on with the Docker image all of a sudden.

Oh no I'm not trying to do that at all. I want to pull it into Home Assistant running in another Docker. I'm sure it's possible based on the description of the HDDTemp Docker, but don't spot any documentation on how to access it.

How do I go about accessing the HDDTemp data? More specifically how do I go about accessing it INSIDE another Docker?

How could I pull the data from System Temp into a Docker running on Unraid? Specifically want to access it in Home Assistant to possibly do some automations with it, but have never used Docker in this fashion.

I'm sure this was probably asked already but can't seem to get it via search. Is it possible Gateway via UnRAID (and in turn the OpenVPN tunnel) from another device on the network?

So what you are saying is that I still need a separate instance of Calibre and that this docker isn't really running Calibre at all...just updating the database?

Call me dense but I'm not quite understanding the use case here? Am I meant to be plugging the Calibre Client into this somehow? Otherwise what's the purpose of creating the calibredb?

Thanks @CHBMB and @sparklyballs for resolving this. Amazing how simple it seems in hindsight. I guess it's one of the pitfalls of open source vs closed source. Now I finally have some ammunition to take on my ISP regarding packet loss.

How do I make the fping plugin work with this one? I accessed the file at URL:19999/netdata.conf. It didn't auto create one under /mnt/cache/appdata/netdata/netdata.conf as per instructions. So I created but everything appears to be hashed out? So I uncommented the lines relating to fping but to no avail. Restarted Netdata docker too. Going to the URL:19999/netdata.conf file again it hasn't updated with changes either so seems to be sourcing from elsewhere?

I have no idea how to access the docker run command, but would appreciate how to for future reference. But here's the GUI config.

Aaah thanks for confirming. It was my suspicion as well that maybe the actual DOcker image is broken. @scytherbladez post above alluded to the same but the issue he is having isn't quite similar but that might be because he got live updates instead of fresh installed.

All seems in order. *** Probes *** + FPing binary = /usr/sbin/fping *** Targets *** probe = FPing menu = Top title = Network Latency Grapher remark = Welcome to the SmokePing website of WORKS Company. \ Here you will learn all about the latency of our network. + InternetSites menu = Internet Sites title = Internet Sites ++ Facebook menu = Facebook title = Facebook host = facebook.com ++ Youtube menu = YouTube title = YouTube host = youtube.com ++ JupiterBroadcasting menu = JupiterBroadcasting title = JupiterBroadcasting host = jupiterbroadcasting.com ++ GoogleSearch menu = Google title = google.com host = google.com ++ linuxserverio menu = linuxserver.io title = linuxserver.io host = linuxserver.io + Europe menu = Europe title = European Connectivity ++ Germany menu = Germany title = The Fatherland +++ TelefonicaDE menu = Telefonica DE title = Telefonica DE host = www.telefonica.de ++ Switzerland menu = Switzerland title = Switzerland +++ CernIXP menu = CernIXP title = Cern Internet eXchange Point host = cixp.web.cern.ch +++ SBB menu = SBB title = SBB host = www.sbb.ch/en ++ UK menu = United Kingdom title = United Kingdom +++ IBNorwich menu = al.ktz.me title = IBs Residence host = al.ktz.me +++ CambridgeUni menu = Cambridge title = Cambridge host = cam.ac.uk +++ UEA menu = UEA title = UEA host = www.uea.ac.uk + USA menu = North America title =North American Connectivity ++ MIT menu = MIT title = Massachusetts Institute of Technology Webserver host = web.mit.edu ++ IU menu = IU title = Indiana University host = www.indiana.edu ++ UCB menu = U. C. Berkeley title = U. C. Berkeley Webserver host = www.berkley.edu ++ UCSD menu = U. C. San Diego title = U. C. San Diego Webserver host = www.ucsd.edu ++ Sun menu = Sun Microsystems title = Sun Microsystems Webserver host = www.oracle.com/us/sun + DNS menu = DNS title = DNS ++ GoogleDNS1 menu = Google DNS 1 title = Google DNS 8.8.8.8 host = 8.8.8.8 ++ GoogleDNS2 menu = Google DNS 2 title = Google DNS 8.8.4.4 host = 8.8.4.4 ++ OpenDNS1 menu = OpenDNS1 title = OpenDNS1 host = 208.67.222.222 ++ OpenDNS2 menu = OpenDNS2 title = OpenDNS2 host = 208.67.220.220 All from the default config, but I just get blank graphs. And there is data being written to RRD files in the Data folder constantly so it seems to be working. Just the graph doesn't populate.

Okay I'm learning here. Managed to attach to the Docker and check that /usr/sbin/fping is in fact there, so I've answered that question myself. From the "vanilla" Docker install it appears to be pre-configured but I just don't see graph data populating.

That's where it got confusing to me as it seemed to have been pre-configured with some defaults. Just that the graph data wasn't being loaded. Also the says "FPing: probing 20 targets with step 300 s and offset 111 s." which tells me there are 20 targets setup already? But let me try your link and see. **** Am I meant to be installing fping and other binaries manually? Are they not included in the docker image? Might be stupid questions but this is the first time I'm working with a Docker that requires "Manual" configuration.

Am I missing some initial configuration or something? Everything seems fine enough and I can access the WebUI but there is just no data populated.

Doesn't seem to be anyone using it...or having the same problem.

Should this be fixed in the latest GUI template?

I have this very same problem but typing "exit" and pressing continue simply loops me into Boot failed and getting the same menu.

Completely unrelated I just discovered Midnight Commander through a forum post which is making my life so much easier to move my data than doing it by hand using RSync. So far I can't say I've found a single reason to dislike UnRAID.

Three words. Community Applications Plugin. He he, found it shortly after my post. The confusing part was that you install a Plugin...to get to Dockers. The two seem like they should be separate entities. But another question if you don't mind. Is there a way to upload files via the WebGUI at all? Specifically in this case to drop an ISO for a VM installation.

Ha ha, I'm not that much of a n00b but thanks for the concern. I've just gotten it setup and running with the 4TB and mounted the other drives manually and busy RSyncing all the data across to the 4TB. I'm a little confused as to the Plugins vs Docker Repository options though as I want to install SABNZBD, Sonarr, CouchPotato in the least painless fashion possible. The built-in Plex Docker is working perfectly so far.

IIRC you can extend it twice for 15 days, so it's 60 days total. Even that will be fine...so long as it will extend until it fits into my Christmas bonus.

It was never implemented publicly. The 30 day trial was put in it's place. Okay awesome. And ultimately the 30-day trial can be 90-days without too much fuss?