cTurtle98

currently in the dashboard it shows the cpu speed as advertised but not the current real time speed I would love it if we could have something showing the current cpu speed per core like from /proc/cpuinfo maybe a bar like the percent usage from base to boost clock? or maybe just a text readout showing the frequency

i thought I ran that exact command but it was 4am so idk what I was doing your command worked than you

I just discovered nextcloud and I am trying to move all my files into nextcloud I set my data folder to be /mnt/user/cloud-data/ I used mv in the web terminal on unraid to move all my files from my old share into /mnt/user/cloud-data/<username>/files/ the files are not showing up in nextcloud I googled this issue and everyone is saying to run the command occ files:scan i found the occ script in /config/www/nextcloud/ but I cant get it to run from within the docker exec any help?

https://foldingathome.org/support/faq/installation-guides/linux/manual-installation-advanced/ https://hub.docker.com/r/captinsano/foldingathome/~/dockerfile/ both version 7.4.4 so I think its up to date

my docker cpu usage is 0.3% and this is my log any idea what im doing wrong?

on the apache-php docker how do I add the letsencrypt certbot? ive tried just using the ubuntu install instructions on the certbot website but after I restart the docker its gone any ideas?

thanks for the clarification

im trying to run mineos-node and an apache webserver docker at the same time but your docker doesent listen to the port to I had to remove apache to be able to get in as you can see I set mineos to use port 6443 but its not instead its using port 8443 why is it still using the default port even though I have changed it? this is very frustrating my apache and mineos were stomping on eachother because both are configured to use 8443 by default and neither are listening to the changes I make EDIT: if I change the network to bridge mode instead of host mode and have 8443 internal to 6443 external it works