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By "kinda breaking" I actually mean web sync is non functional. Which is really the point of gramps web.

Evidently there's an issue with the basic compose for the docker container for Gramps WebSync. It no longer functions after updating. https://gramps.discourse.group/t/gramps-web-sync-1-5/9833 Evidently there's a setting for. Developer says: task queue: false Must be set to true. Quoting them directly: "None of the examples in the official documentation (https://www.grampsweb.org/) do not use a task queue - it’s generally not advised to run without it, as imports or other long-running operations (sync included) can time out, leading to an inconsistent state." I believe it's a component that's meant to be included in the compose, it's not something that can just be switched on. Am hoping you have a chance to take a look at it, as it's kinda breaking for using the web sync service.

I had that setting, yet my piHole had grown to 22+GB's. I removed it entirely and fixed the issue. I did, as I mentioned, have that log max-size setting enabled.. I have it for all my docker containers actually since Plex misbehaved one time. Anyone actually investigate the root cause? I have been noticing that piHole has essentially been blocking nothing in the WebUI. Updated configuration instructions or something, maybe?

Huh, just randomly checked my settings and noticed that the backups aren't pruning. They're set to ten days but so far I have multiple years available at this point.

I'm the sort who doesn't want to subscribe to something for home-use. So either way, the lifetime license is the only thing for me. I recently downsized my UnRAID use from two to one system. However, I would like to be able to contribute to development other than the one time I buy my license. I notice a few people shrinking from the cost due to regional income levels being lower than they are in the US. If I could support development and make someone else happy at the same time, I'd certainly consider doing that. Maybe a lottery type thing where people who want to renew, but can't for whatever reason, can enter and then we can buy a license and it'll get allocated randomly or something. That could be neat. Then I'd help someone out who is less fortunate, and still give a bit of cash to UNRaid, because I do get a lot of mileage out of the OS.

Maybe you guys could try to use the extra parameters I'm using on the container.. might be helpful. --memory=2G --restart=always --log-opt max-size=50m --log-opt max-file=1

Seems obvious now.. that did indeed fix it.

I frequently see the red warning "Socket failed to connect" - but it's yet to cause any actual usage or access problems.. so I've elected to ignore it. I use the app maybe ten hours a week on average. Sometimes much more.

@Poprinfollowed your recommendation. My previous strategy of having a secondary unraid box which was booted when I remembered to wasn't working for me. This seems like a viable option. I lost a ton of space though, since the syno could take fewer drives and more were lost on the RAID type. Guess I'll need to toss larger drives at it before I get a working backup again. But it works very well it seems. Very quick to set up.

Eh it's not depreciated.. but I get your point from the description. It helps if you're unsure of what to delete. I usually just do terminal to remove appdata folders. But yes, remove your old appdata directories or install in to a new one and you should be good.

Just get "Cleanup appdata" from the appstore.. Works well for what you need.

Domain helps a lot with self-hosting frankly..

I use nginx proxy manager to set up a remote connection with.

I use mp3tag to sort files as well as tag them/embed data in them. I haven't had any problems doing so. At all.

It's not a general issue. I never touch my install and don't have any issues.