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https://pastebin.com/xqePujMQ Nevermind... I guess Pia's dns servers are dead, added cloudflare and away it went.

Mine started doing the exact same thing yesterday... Haven't changed a thing other then restoring a previous docker backup

Its not a powerhouse, it can't do a whole lot, but works seamlessly as a kodi sql server for all my media! (after quite a fandangle to get it automated) Very low power... at full parity check with 4 drives and 3 ssds, a Home Security NVR, Wifi Router, and Cable Modem... i'm drawing 99watts of power..... love it. Finally bought a Cyberpower 1500va UPS for those pesky power blips we've been getting during thunderstorms.

I tried to update my docker, but the new v3 radar is passing an error migrating my database to v3... had to roll back to v2 and restore my database from backup...

i copied the ls kodi docker and added a cronjob script to automatically update the library every night regardless of radarr/sonarr.

it took me quite a while to figure it out including creating my own dockers for both the gui and cli. I wanted a fully automated system for radarr... radarr metadata for kodi is horrible so I wanted more. I created the cli to automatically scan my library for new content and download metadata for it on a routine basis (early morning when everyone is asleep). I also modified a headless kodi docker and set it up to scan for updates every day shortly after the tmm cli finished. All is using cron jobs. I let radarr do all the deleting.

My system already had those set up on my docker. That would explain your permission problem. I think my folder gets deleted by my command line client automatically after it runs, not 100% sure. I don't use tmm gui very much, i just let the command line pull all the metadata for me.

I don't think the docker shuts down like just closing the program in windows would. I think you have permissions messed up somewhere if win10 won't allow you to delete the files. I don't delete anything through tmm, radarr and sonarr handle all that for me. I just use tmm via command line to provide info for my kodi database via a cron scripted docker so i don't have that folder anywhere in my files.

There should be a setting within TMM to delete the trash bin on shutdown. Other than that there's no way to remove it unless you delete it manually every time.

that did it. all working again. thanks. so we should use /mnt/cache instead of /mnt/user?

hey @ich777, i had a team fortress classic server running on 6.7.1 with no issues. Since updating to 6.8.2 I can't seem to get it to start. I tried removing the appropriate folder in appdata and re-downloading the docker image, but it seems to not be able to run. I keep getting the same error. Thu 20 Feb 2020 09:03:56 AM EST: Server restart in 10 seconds Console initialized. Using breakpad crash handler Setting breakpad minidump AppID = 20 Forcing breakpad minidump interfaces to load Looking up breakpad interfaces from steamclient Calling BreakpadMiniDumpSystemInit _stat on file /serverdata/serverfiles/./tfc/liblist.gam which appeared to exist failed!!! _stat on file /serverdata/serverfiles/./tfc/liblist.gam which appeared to exist failed!!! this repeats over and over to no end. any idea on what im doing wrong?

How does one perform administrative duties on this server? Can it be done from a connected client? I tried going under the console to see if I could access Dean commands but I'm not sure how to do that?

Any chance of a team fortress classic server?

Any chance of a Team Fortress Classic server?

Looks like it has something to do with my company laptop being attached to a domain. Didnt want to screw with the settings, but it works on my personal laptop just fine.

I was using the IP address to try to connect. I don't have a password on the share, it is set as public. All my networked PC and devices can access the shares, but not my Windows PC through openvpn

Have openvpn-as setup as per the Spaceinvader One youtube video... works perfectly with my android phone... but if I use my windows 10 laptop, i can connect to the web interfaces on the server just fine, but cannot access the user shares. keeps saying the server isn't there. I can access the share just fine on the android device. Anyone have any insight to this?