bonedrums

If you wouldn't mind elaborating on Grist's discord the good folks over there may be able to assist you with this! https://discord.gg/rEfwdHDk

Hey Blaine, sorry for not getting back with you. I was not able to find a solution for this yet unfortunately. I setup a workaround for now using cloudflare's "Access" 2FA method just using my email address with a code that sits in front of the site. Most of the Grist employees and a ton of other users are in their discord though and are pretty responsive. If you wouldn't mind taking a look in the self hosted channel https://discord.com/channels/1176642613022044301/1176643552864895127 There could be an answer in here, or if not start the thread! If I get some more time and find a solution I'll update and post a guide on this container thread in the unraid forum and in discord.

FYI - A fix has landed in grist-omnibus and the latest version of grist-core. It’ll also be included in versioned release of grist-core (1.1.15). The latest current version is 1.1.16 so you should be covered if you updated. I found this information here: https://community.getgrist.com/t/forms-not-working-on-self-hosted-grist/5212/16

Apologies for the late response. This one is over my head. Would ask that you take this to https://community.getgrist.com/

No solution yet unfortunately Blaine. I've been working with the folks at Grist to try to resolve some issues. Will keep you posted and provide a new container in the appstore. It is working without Cloudflare/NPM just fine on its own. But I'm struggling to get it setup to get it going through NPM.

I also use Cloudflare and NPM... working on a simple email login to share with the community. Thanks for reaching out! More updates to follow...

Hey Blaine - I need to look into creating a second Docker installer in the App Store using this setup. I'll let you know once I get it finished up and provide some instruction.

Hey guys, I actually moved over to PfSense and Cloudflare and have had great success. Nginx Proxy Manager is wonderful!

When running Grist using docker, you can tell Grist to store data files in another folder using a flag like -v <host-dir>:/persist, i.e. mapping some directory to be visible as /persist in the container. I am not sure what Unraid’s method would be for creating such a mapping. I think it might only be a matter of changing /config to /persist in the Appdata line of unraid-templates/grist.xml at main · bonedrums/unraid-templates · GitHub. You can see how /persist is actually used in grist-core/Dockerfile at main · gristlabs/grist-core · GitHub – in particular, you could override GRIST_DATA_DIR environment variable instead of remapping /persist. The data files Grist actually stores are essentially SQLite files, both for documents and for the database with document metadata (/persist/home.sqlite3 in the docker setup). SQLite is totally happy to use spinning disks, and I don’t anticipate any issues with keeping data on those. The only kind of data share NOT to try is a network folder shared by multiple independent Grist instances (not that I see any reason for anyone to do that). That pattern will not work: a Grist instance assumes that all changes to its data files go through that instance.

It is a really cool app! For the most part, unless you have a document that has hundreds of thousands of rows with embedded media, the file sizes should only be a few Mb. I'll post on the Grist community forum though and see if there's something within Grist that will tell it to use a /data store for storing documents. I'll post back here and let you know what I find out.

Application Name: Grist Application Site: https://getgrist.com Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/gristlabs/grist Github: https://github.com/gristlabs/grist-core Discord: https://discord.gg/MYKpYQ3fbP Grist is a modern relational spreadsheet. It combines the flexibility of a spreadsheet with the robustness of a database to organize your data and boost your productivity. Please post any questions/issues related to this Docker config in this thread. For questions/issues about the Grist product, please visit the Grist support forum: https://community.getgrist.com Update History: - Feb 21, 2023: Updated XML Template to include a /persist directory - Jul 10, 2024: Updated instructions for using a port other than the default 8484 - Aug 5, 2024: Added link for Grist's Discord community - Mar 2, 2025: Added instructions for using ollama for Grist's AI Assistant Custom Port Configuration (example uses port 9251): 1. Change WebUI URL: Update from http://[IP]:8484/ to your desired port, e.g., http://[IP]:9251/ 2. Add Custom Port Variable: - Toggle Advanced View (upper right-hand corner). - Click "Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device" at the bottom. - Add a Variable with the following details: Name: Custom Port Key: PORT Value: 9251 - Click Add. 3. Update Container Port: - Click the Remove button for the existing Container Port. - Click "Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device" and add a Port with: Name: Container Port Container Port: 9251 Host Port: 9251 - Click Add. 4. Save Changes: - Click Apply. Local AI Assistant Setup on Unraid: This guide shows you how to integrate a local AI assistant using two containers: ollama and Grist. 1. ollama Container: - Installation: * Install ollama from the Community Apps store in Unraid (using joly0's Repository). - Configure for Nvidia GPU: * In Advanced View, add: Extra Parameters: --runtime=nvidia * Variables: NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES: all NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES: all - Install a Model: * Open the ollama container console. * Install a suitable qwen2.5-coder model for your hardware (e.g., the 7b model: https://ollama.com/library/qwen2.5-coder:7b). - Connection Info: * Note the container's IP address and port (e.g., 10.10.10.100:11434). 2. Grist Container: - Set Up AI Assistant Variables: * Model Variable: Key: ASSISTANT_MODEL Value: qwen2.5-coder:7b-instruct-q8_0 Tip: If you're unsure which model to use, open the ollama console, type "ollama list", and copy the desired model name. * Endpoint Variable: Key: ASSISTANT_CHAT_COMPLETION_ENDPOINT Value: http://YOUR-UNRAID-IP-ADDRESS:11434/v1/chat/completions

Okay the forced update showed that the time zone was correct EST (New York) but its still saying a different date and time on the camera feed. I'm curious if the camera is providing the time to the feed somehow? I'm going to see if I can connect to it using the mobile setup app that came with the camera. I'm using SV3C ProHD 1080p - SV-B06POE-1080P-A Thanks for the help!

My timezone is set to EST I believe in Unraid. I'm not sure what else to try. I've reinstalled the docker container, restarted it, stopped and started it and still showing a different time. I do have some yellow stuff in the log now that I look. Might this have something to do with it? Setting up systemd (229-4ubuntu21.9) ... addgroup: The group `systemd-journal' already exists as a system group. Exiting. Operation failed: No such file or directory Failed to create directory or subvolume "/var": Bad file descriptor Failed to create directory or subvolume "/home": Bad file descriptor Failed to create directory or subvolume "/srv": Bad file descriptor Thanks for your help!

Could anyone share with me a line to put in the config or any instruction on how to update the time stamp on the video feeds? I don't see any time zone or date/time information in any config or in the docker options. Its showing up 14 hours ahead of current time.

Thanks so much, also glad to support :) I couldn't get this to work so I ended up changing the conflicting container port (SABNZBD from 8080 to 9091) and reinstalled the container and it worked. Thanks again sir!

Binhex, thank you for your work on all of this. I'll send some coffee money over right away! I've changed the Host Port 3 to 8091, and the WEBUI_PORT to 8091 however I'm still unable to browse to the container. I feel like I'm missing something simple. Here are the other ports on the box: Thanks...

Long time listener, first time caller here. My goal, for fun is to section out a subdomain for each of my services that I want to publicly access using a domain that I purchased from Google through my TP-Link AC1750 Archer C7 router. Examples: muximux.mygoogledomain.com organizr.mygoogledomain.com owncloud.mygoogledomain.com mail.mygoogledomain.com I'd like to have a single secure login to access all of my services through public internet using muximux or organizr. Today, I RDP to an Unraid windows VM to access/manage my network. I also have OpenVPN setup on my phone so that I can access the network remotely if i'm bored at the in-law's house etc. I currently use no-ip for a free domain that works well with with my TP-Link router but it is not the domain I want to use. I also have to manually renew the free domain monthly. The TP-Link router will only allow me to use NO-IP, Dyndns, or comexe.cn. I found this guide however I think there's some common knowledge or missing pieces that I lack to execute all of these things. Is anyone aware of any video guides or docker containers that might help me learn how to do this? I appreciate guidance! This is fun... I think! http://www.netinstructions.com/how-to-setup-dynamic-dns-for-home-computer-or-server/ Appreciate the feedback!