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I would also like to see lsd in this pack! git-lfs-2.4.2-x86_64-1_slonly.txz shows up as available on my end. Haven't tried installing it so can't tell you much more than that.

Every now and then I come across buttons like these on GitHub: I think especially for applications submitted to the unRAID CAs by the application's author themselves this could provide useful, because a) obviously you'd love to know if they themselves directly support and maintain the unRAID template and b) it just increases unRAID awareness. I had this on my mind for weeks, months even, but only today did it dawn on me that the one thing that stood between this link just being a target to some online template overview and being actually useful and "one-click to install" is that unRAID's Web UI should just be able to be registered as a URL handler. You could call the protocol unrd:// or something, idk. Or straight up unraid://? I'm not sure, but I wanna see what everyone else thinks and if this could possibly be something that's interesting to the team. This could maybe even be expanded to include targets for plugin installs, specific settings (even easier to provide assistance if you can link people to their respective settings page they need to go to) etc... (hey, even Windows lets you link to Settings these days!) Cheers and have a nice weekend ya'll! PS: taste test? Sure why not: (400% so you can fully marvel at the beauty ;P)

Glad to have helped! Enjoy the application and feel free to come back for help again if needed. ˋ( ° ▽、° ) Have a nice weekend. \(￣︶￣*\))

Okay, I figured it out. Please refer to your docker container's log. Shortly after the initial startup a password was written into it that you can use to login using the example email. (that didn't change) Apparently Directus needs to update their documentation here. The reason why this didn't affect me is that I have a way overblown personal template I used to set this up with my own custom password passed into the environment. I simply believed that the default credentials would work for other users. I'm very sorry for the friction here. My guess is your Directus experience will be pretty fly otherwise. I'll change the description to reflect that the password is passed in the log and give an optional choice to pass it directly through the template as a non-required field (in case you don't want your logs password scanned even though you should obviously ALWAYS change default passwords. Good password hygiene is always advisable. ) Thank you so much for the patience, let me know if this helps!

I'll be able to investigate this in about 5 and a half hours

Hey thank you for the interest! I forgot to paste the credentials in the template description, that's fixed now. Here they are for your convenience Specifically for docker environments, the documentation: https://docs.directus.io/guides/installation/docker/ It's a really well documented app from what I can tell so far.

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Hello and I am glad you're stopping by to check out this support thread for my CA template for Directus. From the application's author: It can be a headless CMS, your table viewer, UI/app builder for webapps and more to visualize, store and manage your SQL-stored data. It's very a wrapper, doesn't mess with your data and doesn't lock you into a proprietary solution. It's an interface, app, anything, but the backend can be detached at any time. It lends itself very well to home users as well as advanced users and can handle file uploads and downloads. My personal installation of this is quite young as well, so we all learn as we go, but it seems to be finally the WebUI-based Bento-ish (but better) alternative that I've been looking for for a long time. Check out this short and concice overview. Website GitHub Docs Support for this CA in the context of the CA implementation is provided by me. Change Log (just the unRAID CA template) 2021 Sept 01: Initial release to CAs Cheers and have fun with this app!

Fair enough! Yeah we're definitely not starved for tickets, I mean just look at my submissions over there... Either way, maybe you wanna try out the latest nightly. It really helped on my end even without the new download management backend, but the GUI loading is done in parallel to the importing phase of on-disk files. Also, latter function has been (hopefully) proofed against importing doubles. Cheers and thank you a lot for your interest in the project and the patience.

Yeah sadly not, that being said you could consider setting up a dedicated Linux VM for all the tools that may not have containers available. I'm considering doing the same for my FMD2 application, that'd be for Windows though. Oh well. As for the crashes you're experiencing, I'd suggest filing a bug report over at https://github.com/Tzahi12345/YoutubeDL-Material/issues

48GB, but yeah having a lot of subscriptions makes the GUI take forever to load back up it seems. I don't get crashes at all from it, but what I do get is that it just takes a long time to load back up. I had subscriptions not working for a month because there was some bug introduced at some point in mid-July that if you didn't run in multi-user mode it would never check subs. Now I'm catching up with many subs active and I think it'll take quite the while. If you see unhandled promise rejections a lot from catching subs, that's (probably) nothing to worry about, just very verbose about the way downloads are handled atm until they are fully downloaded. Basically a download is constantly tried to get imported to the db and once the final file is fully present that's successful and the errors stop as well. Not sure if I explained that well, but for anyone reading this: it'll get reworked very likely and the logs will be a bit more sane from that as well eventually. It's a known issue. If your instance is legit crashing from a lot of subs though (as in, more than UI not loading for a while after a restart of the container) that'd be an unknown issue so I'd suggest you leave a bug report over at the git repo. (however it's to be expected to be caught and resolved with the new download management module that is currently being worked on) Ah yes, a central way to manage a mongoDB. mongoDB Express definitely didn't meet my expectations, but mongoDB Compass (a desktop client indeed) at least works nicely and that's also what Tzahi uses, in case you're curious. Benefit: it's the official tool, so well tested and sanctioned. https://www.mongodb.com/products/compass

I'm getting entries like this one: SHA256 hash key has unexpected length, /mnt/disk2/Time Machine/iMac.sparsebundle/bands/2cea How do I fix the length? Could it be that because I used a different hashing method before that it's not actually checking against the correct hash type? How do I fix it? Should I completely rebuild to be on the safe side? Hopefully not because of two entries (so far). Also, maybe I missed it, but is there any proper advise on how to handle Nextcloud paths? Nextcloud seems to love to modify stuff without changing the modified date&time values really messing with the plugin. PS: Really loving the new Integrity tab UI with the current process displayed along with progress and overall I feel a lot more like I finally understand the plugin better. Much welcome change! Thank you so much for this invaluable tool!

This is at the moment kind of expected. I'll tell you that much: big datasets are definitely not something that performs smoothly at the moment, but Tzahi is aware of it and after showing him my setup performance he got very inspired to work on it, little did he know how performance on big datasets is. There's no need to multi-cycle this unless your container crashes or something. The application will keep scanning for a long time, restarts of my container for example take a long time as well. Right now it does add files to the db that are missing from it before loading the UI. This will be changed in the future and made a background task. Beyond that, there's some probability you had duplicates in your old db so you'll end up with less entries in the database once everything is said and done. Happened to me, but the fact that ytdl-m pretty reliably finds missing files gives great peace of mind. In the future there will be a lot of improvements, it's definitely useful to already run this application today though, because preservation of data happens today, the presentation is something that can happen today, tomorrow or next week. Can't do the same with a video that got taken down for whatever reason. So, definitely recommend running the app as well, but there's a reason why I didn't add my template to my unRAID CA repo yet. In any case, glad you've got it working now and I hope you enjoy the app. I've added an unRAID section to the Wiki over at the YoutubeDL-Material repo as well, so the quick little writeup from above will be there as well.

I just played around with some settings until it all fitted. Basically, I took the official mongoDB container as posted in the CAs, removed the values from the template for the admin user and password, set networking to host and set the port to my desired value. Then in ytdl-m (make sure you're on a nightly build that supports mongoDB), do these things: Make backups of the database you have is always a must. Preferably before shutting down the container. Especially pre-mongoDB the database stored in its json files is flakey if you have a large dataset or currently working downloads and/or subs. Go to Settings > Database and set the mongoDB connection string to what the example shows, only that you fill in the IP and port of your mongoDB. We set mongoDB to be host networked, so your unRAID's IP address and the mongoDB port should do. Hit save. Click test connection string. (hitting save was required before testing in a previous nightly build. Not anymore though) If the connection is successful, hit "Transfer DB to mongoDB" or similarly worded (it says "... to Local" for me now, so can't check without ctrl+F'ing into the code, which I'm too lazy to do atm :P) Shut down the container safely I added these keys to my template (I'm using a DIY template, not the one from the CAs, build should work regardless!): variable 'ytdl_use_local_db' set to false variable 'write_ytdl_config' set to true This is probably optional, but that's what I did. So... ymmv Cheers, hope this helps!

The default user is 'default' with no password iirc. Cheers!

How is this still not a thing? It's icky enough that editing the xml completely messes up the second you edit the config using the GUI again, would be awesome to fix this at the core, but at the very least having a manual field for this would be incredible. As it is, saving connections in your VNC viewer of choice means you have to start VMs in a particular order or constantly go back and check.

Can't get wallabag to mass-import my pocket exported json... Tried to use your supplied redis as well, but they don't seem to work hand in hand... Has anyone accomplished a mass-import in wallabag before and give me something like a howto? I'm a complete noob to redis as well, so ELI5 please and honestly, I don't think I'll need redis too soon anymore after using it to feed my wallabag instance, so we can keep it simple and single-purpose if that facilitates that. Cheers and thank you to anyone who is interested in helping me out here!

Yes there is... (edit: well... sure they would run in other setups other than unRAID as well, but on others they wouldn't exist, because you'd just use docker-compose to setup the stack...) There is unRAID-specifically bundled images that are only bundled as ONE image, because the "stack" as Portainer calls is not natively supported from within the UI. The UI that we praise - for good reasons - to have upsides to Portainer like nice metadata presentation, icons, easy updates, better handling of appdata management, etc... If you want the simplicity of unRAID for its way to handle Docker images you ARE limited in quite some ways, unless you make your own stack, bundle it up as your own template and then feed it into unRAID. unRAID may technically support it all, but I'm not arguing the technical design, I'm arguing the UI design. If you mix Portainer and DockerMan you're entering unsupported land and on top of it the stuff Portainer creates looks out of place in DockerMan. THAT is what I'm arguing. For all I care LimeTech could only offer recognition of stacks created in a Portainer container by reading its config or something and then just present it differently in DockerMan, maybe offer up to apply a "mask" to it, so you manually feed the stack a support link, icon and some description. I don't know, I'm not an engineer, but what I can say is that the typical unRAID user probably doesn't want to mess with two UIs battling each other. (DockerMan vs. Portainer) So yes, docker is docker is docker. But docker on unRAID is docker + DockerMan which is not JUST docker. Unless you want to completely ignore DockerMan you are going to not have a same same experience just like you would have on a vanilla Ubuntu Server for example where you just toss your docker service and install portainer and docker-compose your way to satisfaction. (but without the niceties of DockerMan!)

Rework is ongoing: https://github.com/happypandax/happypandax/issues/242

Did you try user default and no password?

One BIG upside to supporting docker-compose would be a heavily decreased "reliance" on software stacks being bundled into unRAID-specific (and hence barely ever official or verified) images. Why that may be a concern?

Will the CA template get upgraded to 2.x anytime soon?

I'm having a bit trouble setting wallabag up to use my redis container. Does anyone else have this configured successfully? All I get is this message: 500: Internal Server Error php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name does not resolve [tcp://redis:6379]

Thank you so much for this! Really came in handy!

This should help you get there: https://happypandax.github.io/usage.html#setting-up and: https://happypandax.github.io/usage.html#users Honestly speaking, I think I had setup a password, but I did not. Ooops. I'm in what constitutes as basically a single-user network, nothing is exposed to the web, so this being the one application not guarded with a password did not irk me all that much yet. I'd still love to get there, because I'm a believer in a "secure-by-default" philosophy. (and yet I run unRAID, hehehehe..) The reason I thought I had setup a password is because I always just blindly toss my password manager at everything and let it auto-fill, in this case simply fill a user name, just to have it setup for when I do use a password. If you need any more help, considering I cannot really help atm, I'd suggest bringing it to the issue tracker of happypandax. The dev is very kind and should get back to you fairly soon with an issue like that! Cheers and have fun setting it up!