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anethema

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  1. I don't actually see a save button on 6.4.1 ( https://i.imgur.com/dygrjzB.png ) and it is definitely wiping the entire system every 'apply' of the docker. I think we simply need to figure out where cacti is storing the db/conf shit and make sure that goes in an appdata mount rather than in the normal image.
  2. Did you ever figure out a way to get cacti working? I'd love to do some real monitoring with it.
  3. @coppit I'm a bit new to the dockers, but out of curiousity: I've customezed my filebot.sh a good bit with regards to file naming, and move behavior. I have only one folder mount now, input within output, and in the docker I set the env variables INPUT_DIR and OUTPUT_DIR. My question is, will filebot updates replace my scripts/configs sometimes? Will I have to reconfigure etc? Also, is there a changelog for updates? I notice tons of my docker containers are always getting updates but I cant find update documentation anywhere. Even the git doesn't have a commit since mid 2017. Thanks!
  4. Just incase people are having trouble in bridge mode... For me it was because the default inform URL was set to http://unfi:8080/inform. This doesn't seem to work in bridge mode. I had to do the following: ssh to the AP/switch/router/whatever. Type the following. Anything in bolt you type in terminal: set-inform http://IP-OF-CONTROLLER:8080/inform (at this point it should come online in your controller. Careful it won't stay) vi ~/cfg/mgmt (At this point you are editing the config the thing uses when it reboots it will use.) (Next go to any line that starts with "mgmt.servers" but has anything other than your server IP then hit "dd" to delete the line. Then type ":wq" this will save the file to the temporary file system. Then:) save This will save the config to flash so it uses it upon reboot. You can now quit putty or whatever you're using to SSH. You need to do this for every unifi device. This should fix your problem permanently. One thing to watch out for is make sure 8080 is the exterior port. If you mapped it to another exterior port you will need to use that. Hopefully helpful.
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