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Thanks for the feedback! You bring a good point with files being processed while they are still copied. I will make sure to fix that. For the other issue, files with spaces should not be a problem. In the logs, you should have one from the watchfolder that tells if the conversion succeeded or not. In both cases, the same source file should not be re-processed, unless the source really changed... I guess the /output and /watch folders are mapped to different folders on the host?

Didn't find anything obvious in the log. Are you getting the crash only with vob files? If you convert them without using the queue, are you getting the same crash?

And sorry, I'm not sure if you already tried the new container, but I forgot to say that debug logs are stored in /config/handbrake.debug.log.

This particular error occurs when the container shuts down, because processes are not necessarily stopped in the right order. It looks like this line shows the HandBrake crash: Segmentation fault After that we see messages that happen when container is stopping.

I tried to reproduce with a couple of VOB files without success. I updated the container. Can you try it with HandBrake debug enabled? To enable debug, add the variable HANDBRAKE_DEBUG and set its value to 1.

@Jorgen, you can update the container. Let me know if you see any problem!

So the answer I got from CloudBerry is that they do have plan to add support for Google Drive, but there is no ETA.

Sure, this is a good feature.

You are right, the Linux version has less features than the Windows counterpart. I will open a ticket with the CloudBerry support to ask if there is any plan to add support of Google Drive. I know the Windows version has it.

Thanks for reporting this problem. I'm working on a fix! At the same time, I will make sure the watch folder works for symlinks

I think the repository you suggested is for Ubuntu. This docker is based on Alpine Linux and the only HandBrake repository I found is from edge. But let me know if you can reproduce the crash and have the steps to do it. Maybe I can evaluate other possibilities, like compiling HandBrake from sources. And thanks again for your feedback!

Thanks!

Did you mapped the '/output' folder? Under the "Docker" tab, all the mappings are shown in the "Volume Mappings" column. You can copy-paste them here if your want.

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That's your problem: the container port has changed. I guess the easiest way to restore the container is to re-install it with default settings: in Apps, display installed apps and then click on the icon to re-install dupeGuru.

On the Docker page, what are the port mappings for the application? You should have something like: 5800/tcp <-> 192.168.2.5:7801 5900/tcp <-> 192.168.2.5:7901

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I think the situation you describe could work, but it would be an "advanced" scenario. I'm not sure if it's possible, for the same share, to have the same file on multiple disks. I guess the main usage of this app is to find duplicate pictures, documents, music, etc, at the share level. Thus, the reason why /storage is mapped to /mnt/user by default.

You can update your container, as the two issues are now fixed: x11vnc crash dupeGuru configuration files not being saved in /config

First, thank you very much for your feedback! I also got the "Server disconnected (code: 1006)" error a couple of times. This is caused by a crash of the built-in x11vnc server. dupeGuru is still running fine and a refresh of the browser will get you back t where you were. I need to put more time on this issue to figure out why it's crashing. You are right, it seems that some files created by dupeGuru are not saved outside the container. This is something I'm fixing. Thanks for reporting the broken link. This is now fixed!

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I have the same issue. The docker won't start automatically. However, a manual start is working.