Djoss

What about mapping the different watch folders to the same folder on unRAID ? Make sure that you configure the automatic video converter to not touch the source files. You can then manually clean the source files once all conversions are done.

Since you are invoking the binary from the container, the paths you use should be ones inside the container. By default, "/mnt/user" on unRAID is mapped to "/storage" in the container. So you should probably use paths like "/storage/mount_mergerfs/...".

You can manually invoke the binary like this: docker exec FileBot /opt/filebot/filebot -script fn:sysinfo

I just changed the 'latest' tag to point to the previous version. So just update the container again...

Thanks, I'm looking at this.

Yes, container update is coming

Double check the devices you mapped to the container. They may have changed ?

This should work. You should be able to set AUTO_CONVERSION_OUTPUT_DIR to "/output/anotherdir" for example.

Look at the container's log: you should have a message telling the pre-conversion hook being invoked. Also, make sure you have the latest version of the container.

Note that it's input files that are checked: the same input file won't be re-encoded more than once. If you moved out the input file and then re-added it again, it may be re-encoded again if its characteristics changed. If you don't want this to happen, make sure to keep file's dates the same when moving it around.

Are you running the latest version of the container? Because the OUTPUT_DIR should be set: https://github.com/jlesage/docker-handbrake/blob/master/rootfs/etc/services.d/autovideoconverter/run#L371

FileBot's naming schema is really powerful... thanks for your input @alturismo 👍

You could try to play with these settings, to put in the Advanced tab: proxy_connect_timeout 600; proxy_send_timeout 600; proxy_read_timeout 600; send_timeout 600;

The setting should work... Which value did you use?

This container doesn't server web sites. You would need something for this.

In upload or download?

Yes, reloading nginx should to the trick. When you install a custom certificate in NPM, this cert is stored somewhere under /mnt/user/appdata/NginxProxyManager/. So when a certificate is generated by certbot-docker, you would need a way to copy it over the one of NPM.

You could try to create another instance of the container, with different ports and paths.

On which filesystem is /mnt/user/jDownloader ?

This can work. However, when certs are updated, you will probably have to manually restart Nginx Proxy Manager...

Yes I'm working on the update. The latest version bring a couple of changes that require more work...

Indeed this is a better way of backing up the flash drive. All files of the flash drive are owned by root/root. Since CrashPlan doesn't run as root , it can't see/read them.

You can configure different naming format for movies/series. So I guess the issue is with movies vs kids movies?

You should not set absolute paths in your Format settings. Try removing them.

This is with default settings? With a clean appdata folder? Do you have the logs since the start of the container?