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morallydubious

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  1. Thanks Squid. It's a good plugin and I certainly appreciate the time and effort you are putting in.
  2. I maybe having a senior moment but my system restart script is my first attempt (that I remember) at a scheduled task in unraid. I suppose I could have tried a docker restart script in the distant past and it failed because I failed to RTFM and didn't correlate the name of the script in the GUI to the directory name. Not sure how I got better at diagnosing the issue this time around though 🙂 Any way this can serve as a cautionary tale to others
  3. That one isn't mine. It was one of the ones created when I installed the plugin
  4. Hello all, Thought I would post my experience here since my search-fu didn't come up with an answer, and someone else may have the same issue. I wanted to create a simple script to reboot my server once a week. My script worked when manually executed (RUN SCRIPT). However I was unable to make any schedule stick. I noticed that when hovering over the cog for pre-installed docker restart $(docker ps -q) no options appeared. The contents /boot/config/plugins/user.scripts/scripts contained the directory: docker\ restart\ $docker\ ps\ -q/ I renamed this directory to docker_restart and refreshed the User Scripts page and now hovering over cog displays options and I can apply a schedule to my new script. Cheers

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