kale-samil

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@cdkauffmann Press save, Add container, select godaddy-ddns, fill out fields, press apply 😄

I have an unraid docker plugin for it: Add this to your Template repositories: https://github.com/yaskor/unraid-docker-templates

Nice that I could help you too.

@Squid Sorry Squid but collapsing whitespaces and new lines in XML is standard. Please read https://www.w3.org/2008/xmlsec/Drafts/xml-norm/Overview.html This is why unraid gets it too, and why the guys at w3school don't bother at all in the example I posted. And it is the reason why we use [br] for new lines in the discription tag (because regular newlines are trimed away - thats the standard). Neverless I realy don't want to argue because I don't care. I understand if I want an up to date documentation I have to write it my own by reverse engineering. At least I now know there is this "authoring mode" it will help me to find everything I need. Thank you for your help. And keep up the good work.

@Squid So this guys got it wrong too? https://www.w3schools.com/xml/ PS: valid means it is valid. If a XML is valid it should work because it is valid, not by accident...

@saarg @Squid Thank you. Maybe disabling docker should be mentioned in the "documentation" to be able to turn on authoring mode 😄 Nevermind guys. I do my plugins for me and that way I want them to be made. All Im asking for was a recent and complete documentation, so I can look myself and dont have to ask. I don't know if you guys know there is allready one. But it is far from complete: https://wiki.unraid.net/DockerTemplateSchema

What I've posted is absolutly valid XML. Thats the reason it is working doe.. XML is a Standard with rules used by millions, you can't make up your own rules. If you had answered my question right away, you and I would have saved time. If there where a real documentation I've hadn't to ask in the first way... More time to save... PS: Can't find this Docker Authoring Mode, in Settings Tab/Docker.

@Squid I allready made multiple Plugins with no problem Im a dev my self so I know to handle XML 😄 But I can understand you. The problem with CA for me is, there are not always the "WebApps" I need. So I build them myself. Thank you again for your help PS: A real documentation would be realy helpfull. Maybe I do one my self and post it here. Security by obscurity is never a good option. If you want people to create valid XML you should recommend them good xml-editors + a realy good documentation.

@Squid Never mind I found it. Thank you VERY MUCH!!! <PostArgs> --database /etc/database.db </PostArgs>

What do you mean editing of the XML is highly discouraged? How then I suppose to be able to create my own plugin 😄 This are my own created plugins... https://github.com/yaskor/unraid-docker-templates/tree/master/yaskor There are some shortcommings of the xml-schema. One of it is, there is no tag for PostArguments (Or there is, but the documentation of the plugin system is very bad - not existend)

I know there is a field in the UI. But my feature request is to be able to add the post argument(s) into the plugin xml. There is allready a tag for ExtraParams but none for PostArguments

Hello Unraid Team, it would be really nice if there where a posibility to add post arguments to my plugin xml. Something like: <PostArguments> --database /etc/database.db </PostArguments>

@Stupifier Hi, hmm thats strange. It should be: root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name="Traefik" --net="bridge" --privileged="true" -e TZ="Europe/Berlin" -e HOST_OS="unRAID" -p 6080:80/tcp -p 6443:443/tcp -p 6888:8080/tcp -v "/mnt/user/appdata/traefik":"/etc/traefik/":rw -v "/var/run/docker.sock":"/var/run/docker.sock":rw traefik you have that single-quotes everywhere, which unraid version are you using? PS: I've updated my xml and removed --api --docker please update And please download the new traefik.toml from above (the tutorial on top of this page)

@airbillion I don't think thats possible :-) Or I don't understand what you mean. Lets say you have a container running on 5000, while the container is up, you can't start another container with port 5000... @All I hope my description above is usefull, I think I can do better (tell me if you want a better explanation) The above configuration start traefik with automatic lets-encript certificates.