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Freshavakado

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  1. Thanks for the information, that's really good to know, always appreciate learning something new. So I did try it again with the correct commands while using SteamCacheBundle console and I'm still now seeing anything happening after entering the command. I thought maybe some screen caps might help explain a bit. So that's what the console looks like when I put in the command, I tried it twice and the rest of the photos are how I have the container set up. I really appreciate your help.
  2. This is what I'm getting when I type that into the SteamCacheBundle console.
  3. I've been setting up SteamCacheBundle on UnRaid 6.6.2 and I have been following this guide https://squishedmooo.com/the-new-and-easier-all-in-one-steamcache/ but I've not been able to get past the part where it says to "Run the following command in an SSH session to your unRAID server: docker exec -it SteamCacheBundle tail -f /data/logs/access.log". I've typed it in on the server itself, I've used the remote terminal from the UnRaid dashboard, and I've downloaded PuTTY and tryed to do it that way and I've had no luck. I'll type it in and nothing else will happen. I'm still fairly new to UnRaid, Docker and the like, anyone know what I'm doing wrong? I've gotten past the point of running the powershell cmd but haven't been able to get further.

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