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repomanz

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  1. repomanz replied to coppit's topic in Docker Containers
    Possible to configure this docker container to encode in memory? If so what configuration changes to the docker container need to be done?
  2. Running 6.6.6 and have multiple dockers. Steps to reproduce. 1) shutdown dockers 2) stop array 3) start array 4) attempt to start dockers Unraid will show all my existing dockers. However when I attempt to start them unraid will complain no such image is available. To work around this, I go to settings > docker. Disable dockers, apply, then enable dockers. Once completed docker images will start up properly.
  3. how do you issue a command to the minecraft server instance? example forge is waiting for me to type /fml in the console which I don't have access to.
  4. I like this docker. Question about this, in context of unraid and hardening. What suggestions are available regarding securing the let's encrypt requirement of having 80 and 443 open on the firewall and this docker? Does the docker have a lockout function, anti-brute force, yubikey or 2fa functions (or will it eventually)?
  5. anyone help me with this error? Built the docker image by selecting bash. error: OCI runtime exec failed: exec failed: container_linux.go:348: starting container process caused "exec: \"bash\": executable file not found in $PATH": unknown How can i fix this so I can bash into the docker?

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