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Did you check the permission/ownership of one of these files ? ls -l /mnt/user/path/to/file

Did you update the image to the latest version ? This functionality was added in the latest version published today.

Yes, when you search for similar photos, there is a preview of duplicates found. For similar videos, you can also double-click the file to view it.

Each drive has its how devices. You can run "lsscsi -g" to see which devices are associated to your drive.

You need to buy the Linux edition from https://www.msp360.com/msp360-standalone-backup/. It appears to me at 19.99 USD.

You can look at the container's log to see what is happening. Note that you need to change the default action via "Automated Media Center: Action". By default, the action is set to "test", which doesn't do any renaming.

Yes, CrashPlan always worked fine for me and for a lot of people!

Maybe RG captchas now require a browser ? That would explain why the captcha window no longer pops up in JD.

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Yes, going back to btrfs should resolve the problem.

This is probably the issue. This changes mount points inside the container and for some reason causes CloudBerry Backup to not detect /storage. Issue has been reported multiple times to the company, but so far no fix from them.

Did you change the type of Docker vDisk (under Settings->Docker) recently ?

Have you installed a new container recently ? Or maybe an update to a container changed its behaviour...

Thanks for reporting. This should be fixed with the latest version of the image.

The message indicates that docker.img changed while trying to perform a backup. This is kind of expected, especially if you run Docker containers. A soon as a container writes something outside its defined volumes, docker.img will change.

When you edit the container configuration, your can use the "Automated Media Center: Custom Options" setting to set these parameters.

There is a "Direct connection" mode you can use. See https://github.com/jlesage/docker-jdownloader-2#direct-connection

Did you try MyJDownloader (https://my.jdownloader.org)? This should work without any issue.

How did you import your settings ? From JDownloader itself (via File->Backup->Restore settings) ? Also, is the version on your PC also for Linux ?

Yes, edit container settings and set "Automatic Video Converter: Output Subdirectory" to "SAME_AS_SRC".

What are you trying to do ? Restore files ?

What are you trying to do when you get the error ? Maybe share a screenshot of the error ?

Currently this is not possible, because the source code of the paid version is obviously not available and it also doesn't support Alpine Linux, the OS on which this container is based on.

The screenshot doesn't seem to come from MKVToolNix running in the container ?

Did you check the permissions of this folder ? ls -ld /mnt/cache