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I have that in mine, but I think it's normal. Now it appears only once at the end of the docker log.

Thanks for this information. I did the docker downgrade and then I had to do a restore of the db (thank god I had a backup). Everything worked. Then updated the repository to latest. Everything seems stable.

Also tried the fix Also getting Cannot connect using phpmyadmin, nextcloud, lychee or anything else that uses the mariadb. Is this thing forked? Ran the following from the docker:

Thanks for updating the thread with new info. I actually solved my problem (fairly recently). I did what it looks like I said I did a year ago and it worked. It may have been an update to CentOS that did it, I don't know. But editing the xml bridge type to e1000-82545em, my NIC showed up and I was able to get an ip address and log in via ssh.

Yeah, sound like we have a similar setup. I have a 10th gen i3 nuc I'm using running windows 10 pro. What kind of latency are you getting? I'm seeing is like a 15 second. But I'm also using wasabi as a storage end point which could be part of the problem, not sure.

I see. I was unclear in my initial question to you. I should have asked what you have obs connecting to, the domain name or the ip address of owncast. I have no issue with remote viewing or access the admin page from the domain name. For me it was always about OBS connecting to owncast. And it appears as if you are using the ip address via rtmp to do that as am I.

Using https my owncast is totally unstable. Is your stream setting in OBS, for example, https://mydomain.com/live or https://mydomain.com:1935?

Ummm, cause owncast tells me to???

@alturismo Thanks for the feedback. I am almost certain cloudflare (which apparently now sells a streaming tier) is also involved here somehow. Fortunately I can reach owncast via the local ip address so there is no need for me to take on this task at this time. I was just interested if @Mr_Jay84 was working remotely and if he'd conquered the same problem.

Hmmmm. I'm not at all sure what you mean. If you use owncast as advertised it pretty clear what needs to be done. To connect a streaming program like OBS to owncast you use rtmp as the protocol not http(s).

I am using ngnix proxy manager and I have cloudflare as my registrar. I can reach the domain's admin page no problem, but I cannot access owncast using rtmp with the domain name. I believe it is because cloudflare is blocking it. I turned their proxy service off the cname and still no luck. I am beginning to believe I can't use owncast with cloudflare, but I cannot be sure. Maybe you can tell me if there is anything in the logs I should be looking at to see if in fact this is the problem.

Ok. Thanks!

@Mr_Jay84 are you, by any chance, connecting to owncast remotely using a domain name or locally using an ip address?

yes. two errors: [2021-05-10 14:24:40] [Connection 1] Closing connection with error: Error: WS was inactive for too long and guacd[489]: ERROR: User is not responding. Not sure what to make of it.

I am seeing the same thing. Cannot log into calibre.

Thanks for the additional information, @lnxd. Just to be clear, say github server was down, so you could not access the files from repository. How would a user access their files using the docker you created?

I'm seeing the same thing on my end. I hadn't realized this until I read this thread. I recently increased the permissions on my access token to see if that could be the issue as well.

OP, This is probably a docker 101 question, but: how to revert back to a previous version of mattermost?

I 'm running into an issue with mattermost i hope you can help. After an update, when my admin account logged in, it was not apart of any teams. Looking at the console, nothing appears to have changed. This is the only thing I can see in the logs that appears to be problematic. {"level":"error","ts":1617465308.2294629,"caller":"mlog/log.go:247","msg":"Unable to get the channels.","path":"/api/v4/users/me/teams/zgh1dof5pireznws6ib9gymuwy/channels","request_id":"qfkcqrgyt38wbdf8cy3frg8y6c","ip_addr":"172.17.0.1","user_id":"qsh5y3z3d7dzbkngrfpyjmzzth","method":"GET","err_where":"GetChannelsForUser","http_code":500,"err_details":"failed to get channels with TeamId=zgh1dof5pireznws6ib9gymuwy and UserId=qsh5y3z3d7dzbkngrfpyjmzzth: sql: Scan error on column index 17, name \"TotalMsgCountRoot\": converting NULL to int64 is unsupported"} Any advise?

Brilliant. Thanks for the update!

Thanks op. The answer was so obvious, I cannot understand why it did not occur to me. Works for me now. One thing I am wondering -- it looks like the files downloaded are owned by root. Is that to be expected?

Here you go. The output of docker exec github-backup cat /home/docker/github-backup/config.json: { "token" : " "directory": "/home/docker/backups" } I will pm you the output of the second section. Thank you.

Yeah, I have a dash in the username. ESmall-Project

Hi Op. Great docker. I am new to github, but I have a project running right now that I want to back up. It does not appear to be working. In addition to adding my token (blocked out here) the only thing I changed in the config is the location of the backups and the backups to run every 24 hours. Here is my log: sed: ab*********************************************\",: No such file or directory Traceback (most recent call last): File "backup.py", line 103, in <module> main() File "backup.py", line 79, in main config = json.loads(f.read()) File "/usr/lib/python3.6/json/__init__.py", line 354, in loads return _default_decoder.decode(s) File "/usr/lib/python3.6/json/decoder.py", line 339, in decode obj, end = self.raw_decode(s, idx=_w(s, 0).end()) File "/usr/lib/python3.6/json/decoder.py", line 355, in raw_decode obj, end = self.scan_once(s, idx) json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Invalid control character at: line 2 column 15 (char 16)

Aren't you missing the variable: NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES = all? I am running into a similar issue. I can't see transcodes happening using nvidia-smi, but I have transcoding enabled and it appears to be in use when I run like three transcodes at the same time. My cpu cores are not going up, but the fan speed on my gpu increases to the max. So plex docker appears to be using the gpu, but I can't see what it is transcoding. Any ideas?