jumperalex

I had the same problem. The fix sadly is to blow away both the container and your appdata for openvpn and start completely over unless you are willing to manually redo the permissions. The first method surely takes less time.

If you don't want to be emailing your config file around (considering it has your private keys) you could transfer it using any number of wifi explorer app. I can't vouch for iOS (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wifi-explorer/id494803304?mt=12), but for Android I use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dooblou.WiFiFileExplorer&hl=en and am very happy with it. Once you've imported it into the client app delete it from your phone of course; but at least there is no chance of it sitting on any server anywhere

So OpenVPN-AS is now up to version 2.1.0 ... and I still can't get the docker to update from 2.0.24 Is anyone else able to make this happen? Do we need to bug the maintainers (and by bug I mean nicely ask them since they are doing this all for free).

Also, @Nem ... did you ever figure this out? I had the same problem when I had jus tried to edit/restart the container to grab the most recent openvpn-as version anyone? My volume mapping is /config ==> /mnt/cache/appdata/vpn/ literally everything else in the docker setup is unchanged from default Network Type: Bridge Privileged: checked Bind Time: checked

Anyone know how to get this docker to update the version of OpenVPN-AS? I'm on 2.0.24 which is the original I got when i first downloaded the docker. I've edited and restarted the container several times (like plex and rutorrent) but it isn't grabbing the latest(2.0.26)

A perfectly fair explanation. I do feel like perhaps that is something to put in the actual docker comment just like where /config is mentioned. Just a thought, and worth about as much Cheers, -A

Problem solved, up and running. Thank you very much for taking on this docker.

DOH [sigh] ... ermmm why is it defaulting to that out of curiosity?

Thanks for doing this. I had no problem setting up old CapInsano's but am not having luck here. Thoughts? root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name="rutorrent" --net="bridge" -e PUID="99" -e PGID="100" -e TZ="America/New_York" -p 80:80/tcp -p 45566:45566/tcp -p 45567:45567/tcp -p 45568:45568/tcp -p 45569:45569/tcp -p 45570:45570/tcp -p 45571:45571/tcp -p 45572:45572/tcp -p 45573:45573/tcp -p 45574:45574/tcp -p 45575:45575/tcp -p 45576:45576/tcp -p 9527:9527/udp -v "/mnt/user/appdata/rutorrent2/":"/config":rw -v "/mnt/user/Torrents/":"/downloads":rw linuxserver/rutorrent d75cb586aecd75570489e790ea3dd344a7e22cdfcc6dedfbaa5508aa9676b661 Error response from daemon: Cannot start container d75cb586aecd75570489e790ea3dd344a7e22cdfcc6dedfbaa5508aa9676b661: Error starting userland proxy: listen tcp 0.0.0.0:80: bind: address already in use

I'm not sure if this is best as a docker or a plugin since it requires Python. Sadly I'm not up to the task but I think there might be a lot of people interested in this. http://gmvault.org/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/ultimate-guide-to-gmail-backup/ Any takers?

This ^^^ and I know I said months ago, or longer, that there should be a link on the app and in the header of every page of this forum pointing directly at the WIKI

please please please make this happen. There is just no good reason to have external hash files that are incompatible between all the various tools. Or put another way, please don't create yet another "standard"

Ahh good. I had the same problem last weekend but didn't get around to reporting it.

I'm not sure how to take that ... Did you "DOH" so hard you can't even? or Did you "WTF" so hard you can't even?

Yup. That's what I meant, just to spend tiny amount of time finding proper tools to automate things. Oh come on, you've got to be kidding me. I know you guys are smarter than this. Sure, it may take 10 seconds to google search "Media Wiki Automated PDF Conversion" or something like that, but do either of you really think it's just "click install and done"? There are countless things to consider: 1 - Is this add-on official or 3rd party? 2 - Is it compatible with our version of Media Wiki? 3 - Will it break our integration with SMF? 4 - How cleanly does it output the content? 5 - If we use this add-on, will this limit our upgradeability in the future? 6 - How much downtime will it take to apply and test this add-on? 7 - Why are we even doing this when the wiki is fine for 99% of people? And do you want us spending gobs of time figuring something like this out or adding features / fixing bugs in unRAID? We have plans to reinvest in our website, wiki, and forums at some point in the not-too-distant future, but for now, these types of distractions are just not important enough for us to worry about. 10 years of selling the product without maintaining documentation in downloadable/printable form says so. I appreciate what Frank did here, but beyond stickying the thread (which I will do), don't expect us to do anything else with this. It's just a distraction from getting you guys better features and more frequent releases. Sorry man i wasn't trying to be that guy. But yeah, its official and compatible. No answers on the rest of your question I did point out the "printable version" link that people can use For the record, my preference is for development with well written inline help even above the wiki. But I know there are procedures best handled in a wiki.

Wow very excited as well. Subbed

I can't guess who's older but let me just say ... BAH YOU YOUNG WHIPPER SNAPPERS!!! I remember when I had nothing but the green glow of a moving turtle to keep me warm at night!!! You with your fancy shmancy color monitors!!! Get off my lawn you fancy sshmancy CRT-using whipper snappers... oops my job is done, need to collect my punch cards. There's always at least one neck beard in the group

I can't guess who's older but let me just say ... BAH YOU YOUNG WHIPPER SNAPPERS!!! I remember when I had nothing but the green glow of a moving turtle to keep me warm at night!!! You with your fancy shmancy color monitors!!!

That is an Option in Word when you Save As PDF vice printing to PDF. I just tested it to be sure in Office 2013. I don't know about earlier versions.

In fact, I see that you are using mediawiki. A quick search for "mediawiki + pdf" yielded the top result: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Pdf_Export EDIT: I also see from the 4.7 link above that there is a "printable version" link http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=UnRAID_Manual&printable=yes ... this won't give a ToC with clickable links, but if you're actually physically printing, I don't think that works with paper ;-) It is limited however, in practical functionality, for pages that are "complete" otherwise you'd have to select each page you're interested, open the printable version, and then print it.

Does the wiki software allow for easy export to other file types. Man that would be a clutch feature especially if it were just a button to click for the user to "download wiki in format XXX"

I need a clarification on this... Are you imagining RobJ having teary eyes, or are you having teary eyes while you're imagining him? You post isn't quite specific on this point. Instructions unclear, throw Chile powder in eyes to force tears.

Maybe this can be used to auto select the text color? or is it not something that can be chosen on a per line basis? http://www.w3.org/TR/2014/NOTE-WCAG20-TECHS-20140916/G18

i just updated and loaded default colors. yes i'm using dark theme.