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Hello everyone. I'm probably just being thick but how do I upgrade the WP version in this container? Normally in every other docker container I am running, the version of whatever is in it is getting upgraded with the new version of the image. But here I found out that even if I have the repository set to latest, the WP version stays the same after the container is upgraded. I was trying to search the Internet but I am failing to find the answer. What am I doing wrong? Thank you.

Thank you, it works ok again!

Hello @dmacias How are you? Hope you are doing well. I started having issues with WOL plugin recently - it just won't start. I tried enabling/disabling from the VM Manager settings page, I tried re-installing the plugin as well as python2 in nerdpack, The daemon is not running. When trying to manually trigger start/stop scripts there are no errors thrown. When trying "python /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/libvirtwol/scripts/libvirtwol.py br0" I am getting "GLIBC_2.33 not found, required by /usr/lib64/libpython2.7.so.1.0". I suspect an update for python in Nerdpack might have happened which triggered this (I should have probably followed the "don't touch it if aint broken" approach..., I might have accidently updated python but I can't remember if that is the case). Would you be able to advise me please? Thank you.

I'd ask in the official rclone forums. Think you'll get better help to your problem there. I sorted it out. I ditched the FTP remote approach. Instead I locally mounted SMB share and checking size-only - "rclone sync <smb mount> <local folder> --size-only --transfers 1 --checkers 1" Works like a charm.

Hello guys. I seem to be facing a strange issue. I tried to search for similar thing in this thread but I failed so I hope I am not repeating the question. I configured my first ftp remote, set the concurrency limitation to 1 (I need to use strict limitation for one file at once in this case) and when I try to sync content from it to my local share, it always does one random file and it hangs. Like it was waiting fro something. When I run the command with -P switch, I see exactly this - one file looks to be done, rest in the pipeline is not moving, ETA growing, average speed decreasing and current transfer stays 0. Also, Transferred counter is not growing --> thus why I think that it is actually waiting for the previous transfer to be completed while it has been already. Any ideas? Your help would be very much appreciated. Please see the picture below: This issue is not visible when using SMB - a.k.a. mounting the share and then using sync between two files without any remote. Thank you.

I can't see a reason why not. If you have slot available and you find a card for 1x or 4x lines, there should not be a problem. Only the MB lines configuration itself dictate how many and what cards you can install, and if you have a nice IOMMU grouping now you should not have issue afterwards.

Hi guys. I just want to share my recent experience with migration from Intel i7 4790k based system to my new setup - Ryzen 7 3700x, Asrock X570 Taichi (bios v2.10 - Update AMD AGESA Combo-AM4 1.0.0.3 ABBA), 2x16Gb G.SKILL Trident Z CL16 3600 Neo. Ladies and gentleman, outstanding! Once I booted (legacy, always legacy...), I had to do nothing more (well, apart from re-assigning cores to VMs as I have twice more of them now). No system freezes, array associated HDDs automatically and correctly - I just pressed start and that's it, GPU pass-through works (single VGA in system using VGA bios dump), even my static configuration of NIC automatically applied itself to the new/different HW (previously the integrated NIC was Realtek, now it is Intel - thus why choosing MB which I chose) - and I am using multiple sub-interfaces with VLAN tagging and passing a bunch of them as VMX NICs to my pfSense VM, dockers run perfectly as well. After reading numerous posts on this forum I was expecting a lot of troubleshooting, tweaking, issues etc. but so far, all has been smooth as it can be. Big thanks to Lime Tech., to Spaceinvader One and to all of you writing very useful posts.