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I'm not sure where the best place to do this is, but I have an idea for a feature request. I think this would be quite beneficial to anyone on 6.12+ and using ZFS for their cache pool where their appdata directory lives. The feature would take advantage of ZFS snapshots to enable backing up of the appdata directory and xml without shutting down the containers. The procedure would be something like this. Check for unraid 6.12+ Check if appdata is on a ZFS filesystem AND in its own dataset If so, take a snapshot and give it a unique name generated by the script Substitute in the snapshot path into the appdata location and then run the script as normal, but without shutting down the containers At the end of the procedure the MVP could be deleting the snapshot so they don't pile up. But a more advanced version would incorporate some basic snapshot management for the automatically created snapshots. If i can get some time I would love to take a crack at this, but that's in short supply for me now. I figured I would throw this out there in case someone else wants to work on it.

You said you were able to get mariadb working with mattermost. Could you post an example config of that? I created the DB the same way I did with Nextcloud. I tried to input everything in the same way it is stubbed out in the docker template, but the container won't start.

How do I get the Mattermost container running? I tried setting up a database in MariaDB using mysql and I can't get the container to start. Is there a guide to getting it running and connected to a reverse proxy?

Turns out the created directory for the mount got into a weird state. I unmounted it and then removed the directory and let the mount script recreate it and it was fine.

It claims that /mnt/user/secure (the one causing the most problems) isn't mounted when I try that.

I have google drive and an encrypted folder mounted as google and secure. I set this up following Spaceinvaderone's tutorial. The problem I am having is with the unmount script. The 'fusermount -u /mnt/disks/secure' returns 'Invalid argument' and can't properly unmount the secure folder. How can I fix this error?

Has anyone gotten this to work with an Asus RT-AC66U or similar router? I can't figure out a way to setup my router to point machines to this docker.

Is there any chance of this docker moving to FAH version 7.5.1?

I have setup the tunnel configuration and I am working on adding a peer. I want to use the 'Remote access to LAN' setting, but when I go to apply it the button won't click. Anyone else having this problem?

So I am setting up Rclone now on my server (6.8.0) and I want to use it with nextcloud. Rclone and your container claim to support it but when i run 'rclone config' I don't have Nextcloud as an option. Is this to be expected? How can I configure rclone to use Nextcloud?