Niklas

You need to configure them first. Select "External storages" further down in the admin part of the menu.

As said before. Use the "External storage support" app/plugin. Add your share as local storage in settings.

Ah, yes. Mine still say I have the latest version installed (15.0.7, checked today). I have updated using the gui before. I was thinking that I would get the upgrade when the container got updated but I know understand I got it wrong. That would not update my database and stuff like that I guess. Updating via the console worked. cd /config/www/nextcloud/updater sudo -u abc php updater.phar

When will latest be upgraded to Nextcloud 16?

So, I have done some testing. Moved appdata to array and left only docker.img on cache. Still lots of writing. Is it possible to identify what docker container doing lots of writes? I have monitored container sizes using the GUI and I'm not seeing any big differences there. Just megabytes of data differences. Feels like temporary data going somewhere but I can't find any bad configured containers. With my current setup, I see about 5TB(!) of data written every month. That's several times the size of the ssd (256GB). Emby and other apps that need temporary storage for stuff like transcoding and downloading is doing that on one of my unassigned devices (hdd, spinner), but still. 5TB is A LOT. NOT using mover. NO share with "Use cache: Yes". Shares using cache is cache only. Mon Apr 1 00:00:02 CEST 2019 Cache 1 TBW: 11.8136 TB Tue Apr 30 04:40:10 CEST 2019 Cache 1 TBW: 16.3354 TB

Sonarr and Radarr do have support for proxy. Settings -> General

Just tried. Works here.

You're welcome. I'm glad I could help!

Something like this should work... 1. Open console to the mariadb container. 2. Type mysql followed by enter. If this gives you problems, try mysql --user=root You should see some information and help. Cursor should be at "MariaDB [(none)]> " 3. Paste the sql query: ALTER DATABASE nextcloud CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_general_ci; and press enter. Be sure to include the ; at the end. You should see something like "Query OK, 1 row affected". If you have named your database differently from standard install, change the "nextcloud" bit in the command to fit your config. 4. Type quit followed by enter. You can now close the console window. Run the other 2 commands in the console for the Nextcloud container. I think this should work. I started to use this container not that long ago so I don't need to do anything. It was done for me automatically when deploying this awesome container.

What MariaDB-container are you running? Updated? If MariaDB 10.3 or later you only need innodb_file_per_table=1 in custom.cnf Look at the instructions again: The instructions for MariaDB 10.3 OR LATER tells you: Make sure that you have innodb_file_per_table=1 in your /appdata/mariadb/custom.cnf It then tells you to "Continue at step 2 of the MySQL instructions." Step 2 of the MySQL instructions: Change your databases character set and collation: ALTER DATABASE nextcloud CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_general_ci; Edit: Look HERE to see where and how to enter this command. Edit: The following steps should be done in the console for the nextcloud container. Step 3: Set the mysql.utf8mb4 config to true in your config.php: sudo -u abc php /config/www/nextcloud/occ config:system:set mysql.utf8mb4 --type boolean --value="true" Step 4: Convert all existing tables to the new collation by running the repair step: sudo -u abc php /config/www/nextcloud/occ maintenance:repair I have changed the syntax for the console commands in step 3 and 4 to fit this container. MariaDB 10.3 and later does not have the FILE_FORMAT key. I guess barracuda is the default from 10.3 and up.

Changed to the new container built on alpine. A lot smaller now. Old one was Debian. Just change "Repository:" to mk0x/docker-clamav:alpine After that, delete the orphan image in your Docker container list.

I see the same "NOT notified" but I think we can disregard it. I saw it in other ClamAV containers too. No clear answer here: https://github.com/mko-x/docker-clamav/issues/12 But, as I said. It's only at startup and could probably be ignored.

Collabora is much better integrated too. I use it and had that problem but it went away with some recent update to the Collabora container. I use Traefik to proxy all traffic to my containers. All my containers that I need inet access to have their own sub-domains.

Yes. In several different containers. Check my earlier post about it and the one I use now. Edit: I got it from Docker hub. No container with unraid template available. Add container button Name: ClamAV Repository: mk0x/docker-clamav:alpine Icon URL: http://www.clamav.net/assets/clamav-trademark.png Extra Parameters: -p 3310:3310 --hostname=clamavsrv --restart=unless-stopped Network Type: "Custom : Br0" (change to fit your network and environment) Fixed IP address (optional): 192.168.1.24 (change to fit your network and environment) Added extra path for logs, want easy access: Container Path: /var/log/clamav. Host path: /mnt/user/appdata/clamav/logs/ See screenshots in earlier post. Edit 2: Added my template. Edit 3: Switched to the smaller alpine based image. my-ClamAV.xml

The container solution runs much faster compared to having it in the same container as the Nextcloud one. For some reason. When the solution is up, you can use files from here to test your install: https://www.eicar.org/?page_id=3950

Yeah. I have talked about that plug-in all the time. I also added clamav with apk and got it working but adding clamd and other stuff will need some more configuring, so I went the other route as in my post. Seem to be working fine and the container handles auto update and so on.

Really? Hm. Where? Can't find it. I can find the plugin used to talk to ClamAV. https://apps.nextcloud.com/?search=antivirus

Could ClamAV be added to this container? This plugin looks good and make use of it: https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/files_antivirus If I could add it myself (and keep it after updates), please tell me how.

Can't find SubDB as provider. It should be there, right?

Hello, My SSD cache has about 2TB written in two weeks only. That feels much for a 250GB ssd. No mover is used. Writing files to array directly. The ssd is used for the docker img and appdata. ~1 TB/week gives me about 2.8 years before hitting the TBW limit of 150TBW for warranty. 5 years or 150TBW, what comes first (Samsung SSD 860 Evo). I want to dig deeper. How can I see what it is, doing lots of writes to the ssd? Edit: I answer myself. "iotop" installed using Nerd Pack should do the trick!

Probably. That goes beyond my knowledge about how all of that deeper network stuff works.

The thing that worries me is the isolation. If the iptable rules that prevents leakage works as designed when running on br0/macvlan.

Oh ok, that's not what i wished for. I have the rtorrentvpn container running bridged but i have other containers running on br0 (macvlan) that can't use the privoxy part of the rtorrentvpn container because the limitation that does not allow host <-> macvlan. That's why this container made me get my hopes up. I really want some of the other containers to proxy http(s) traffic over vpn (pia) but it would be problematic for me to move all containers to bridge or host. So many different ports... The thing is, I have it on br0 now and it seem to proxy my traffic when using the ip I have assigned to the container? It "could" work but not supported? Like one Firefox setup, with the macvlan ip and port 8118 for proxy server, surfing to the pia homepage tells me that my connection is using pia ("Your IP Address: xx Your ISP: PIA You are protected by PIA").

This is great! Thanks! Running it with pia on br0 with fixed ip should work? (it looks like it)