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Hey @Holaf would it be possible, to get the code for the dockerfile and scripts that you used to build this container on github, gitlab or anywhere so people can look at it and maybe improve it? Also, is it possible to get a change log. You said you pushed a big update, but i would like to know what changed? Having a changelog and having the source code would help to better understand what changed

My question(s): Why is Nextcloud so slow across all possible plattforms and even on "high end" hardware? Is there any plan to HIGHLY improve this? Are there any plans to switch from php to another programing language for nextcloud or atleast the core parts that might cause this slowness, something like owncloud did with ocis? Will there, in the future, be a "slimmed down" version of nextcloud to just use a specific part of it quite simply? In my case i would only need nextcloud drive, but its not so easy to get nextcloud cleaned up and configured so drive is the only application left (even without the dashboard and such things).

Ah, thanks a lot, didnt knew there was a config file for that

Hey, would it be possible to get support for more file extension? For example json is a file extension that i use quite often, but isnt supported, or toml, yaml or those text based configuration files. Or an option to add those simply manually by ourselves would be cool :)

Ok, i dont know why it worked now and not before, but i tested it again and just waited a bit longer and now it works. Thx

I have deleted everything now, reformated my pool and setup everything fresh and new, now it looks right, but i still cant find the right setting to hide those datasets Any idea? Tried "/cache/docker/.*" or "/docker/.*"

I dont think, i have stopped and started the array in between this process, but i am not 100% sure. I have looked through the source code and have seen, that the directory gets created when the array starts and i also thought it might be a good idea to add a check, but i first wanted to ask here if this is a bug or not.

Yes, exactly. I disabled docker, lxc and vm´s, deleted or moved everything from my cache pool to my array and tried to format my pool, but couldnt because that path existed. After deleting/moving i made sure, no files were on my cache pool anymore

Just a technical question: Does the plugin constantly check if the lxc folder exists and if not, creates it? If so, i might have found a bug. I had lxc disabled and my cache drive empty, where lxc would store the lxc folder (/mnt/cache/lxc). Now even though i deleted everything from my cache drive, randomly this folder structure appeared on my cache pool: /mnt/cache/lxc/cache This made me unable to reformat my cache drive (which i was trying to do). Took me some time to notice the folder on the cache drive

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Yes, i stopped docker, deleted the docker directory throug the docker settings and removed the the folder in the system share afterward aswell

And how can i efficently remove them? There are hundreds of them. I cant go through them one by one and delete them manually

Is it safe to delete them? Can i somehow "look into them" to make sure, there is no important data? And how would i delete them? There are hundreds of them

Hey guys, i have recreated my btrfs cache pool to zfs and build up everything, but i have noticed, that i have tons of datasets randomly being created with random has names I have already tried deleting and recreating my docker directory on that cache pool, but that didnt help. So where are those datasets coming from and how can i remove them? Its quite annoying with the zfs master pluging, as i cant hide those

Hey guys, i have written above already. I have a ton of datasets or snapshots (i am not sure) and i dont know where they come from? Others said its because of docker folder, but it isnt, i removed it and they still are there...

Thank you, thats a great tip. I will do that. Though isnt it possible to copy over everything from system/docker/ to then docker/ without loosing or having to recreate all the dockers?

Nope, neither of those helped

Hey guys, i have tons of datasets/snapshots (probably coming from docker folder, but not sure). What is the exclusion pattern? I have tried "/system/.*", but that didnt work

Is it safe to change the backing storage type from default to zfs when there are already existing containers running? Will it make a difference? Can i convert existing ones to the new backing storag type? What do i have to do so? Btw, some "tooltips" (i mean those help texts) for various options would be helpful. Like for this setting "Default LXC backing storage type:". I have some idea what that means, but for others it might not, what it involes, what it does, etc. Just an idea for the future

And another thing, is there somewhere the dockerfile and scripts that were used to create this docker? Would like to take a look at this but cant find anything anywhere

I am curious if it is possible to run this with an amd gpu instead of an nvidia one? For example invokeai supports running with rocm instead of cuda, but i seem not to see any possibility to get this running with rocm, only cuda. How to do that?

Ok, i could help with testing. If you tell me what to do, i can try that

Btw, just another thing, afaik invokeai supports rocm. Is it possible to get this working in this image aswell?