jsavargas
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nano /root/.tmux.conf And you add more lines that are indicated above
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/root/.tmux.conf If it doesn't exist, you must create it.
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is that the plugin takes advantage of the method suggested by unraid, at startup, which is exactly what you don't want, so you can use other alternatives, such as user script, there you can install in another startup stage, such as the array
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It occurs to me that you could use the user script plugin and make a script there that installs python when the array boots for example
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Hello, we are testing the compatibility of some packages and we will have updates shortly
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no, close tmux completely and reopen it
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This is solved, close all tmux windows, add that line to the .tmux.conf file and open it again and it works mc echo "set -g default-terminal 'linux'" >> .tmux.conf
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It is stored in the root user's home, in /root this is the content of mine
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I use mc in tmux and I don't have anything extra installed, only what is available in nerdtools, what errors do you get?
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exactly, it is a problem with the update to 6.11.2, I just updated and it has stopped working
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Maybe they updated libffi.so I'll update tonight and try
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Has it stopped working after upgrading to 6.11.2?
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I have installed this version, and nothing else, do you have updated nerdtools?
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I am going to install it in a clean installation, I have done the same procedure as you, but some other plugin may have installed some extra dependency
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Yes
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I just installed borgmatic and I have no problems, I'm on 6.11.1
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Nerdpack is no longer compatible with version 6.11 of unraid, you have to install this new version called nerdtools
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We will check if those packages are dependencies and if they are, we will add them
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We are going to review a specific case because it is not removed, thanks. The removepkg command removes everything related to that package
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Effectively this is a fork of the old one, with several improvements and with the updated packages, we will add the most used packages by the community little by little as they are requested and updated.
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This seems to me the best solution to create new and safe packages. Thank you
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Do I need to add those dependencies?
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What does wget2 do? I imagine it's an improved alternative to wget, have you tried axel?
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the most used or those that can be added, that surely there were packages that nobody used
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That error corresponds to? To the plugin itself or to the way they are installed? I'll see if I can replicate the error
