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That Unraid Management Agent is fantastic! I've fought with the first party one for too long, this one just works... and real-time. Thank you for mentioning it!

This definitely helped me also. It wasn't an initial install though, an old faithful install. Once I was able to get it booted it uninstalled the bad update. Thank you for your help!!

Anyone know if there's a chance of an update to OpenSSH in this image? Has it been abandoned?

So, this has been 2 full months... but there's a way... I found one article on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48249912/change-mysql-password-in-docker-container However, note that the newest docker image is MySQL 9.0 and the parameter/option is not longer deprecated but totally unsupported. You'll have to run some scripts to update passwords to the newer format... I don't have the reference on hand for that ATM... Edit: ...ok, found something: https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/330384/how-do-i-change-the-authentication-plugin-for-users-mysql-sys-mysql-session-et

FYI in the latest MySQL image the mysql native password starts up disabled, and `--default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password` does not work. If you're having issues connecting, try adding to the post arguments (advanced mode) `--mysql-native-password=ON`.

The blog post said basic will be at a lower price. So maybe $40 for the first year, but if so then the extensions will be only $20/year if they stick to the 50% discount idea.

Did you ever find out the reason for this? I can't find a log with anywhere near the amount I see here. I apparently have over 17000 errors, but no log file in appdata that has any issue. Is it in the docker container? Where do we look?

If you have an instance of RSSHub available - or are hosting it yourself - you can subscribe to the tags for this image using something like this: https://rsshub.yourinstance.whatever/dockerhub/tag/linuxserver/nextcloud Then you should be notified when new releases come up. It will have an entry for every build, but 8 or so notices every once in a while is no big deal for me.

Thanks for the heads up, I wasn't sure why it failed when I upgraded. For others: I edited `/boot/config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user/my-Komga.xml` and changed the `<Config name="WebUI" Target="25600" ....` but I had to edit the Docker entry in the Unraid UI a few times to get it to stick. Not sure what exactly I did to make it work better but it's up now.

I was a big screen user and decided to just spend some time getting used to tmux and familiarizing myself with the keystrokes... it was totally worth it. As soon as you change that miserable Ctrl-B abomination into a more reachable Ctrl-A the rest was easy. Well, except for scrollback, but that's not super hard. Totally agree that tmux should be part of the base distro though.

This is insane! Now you make me want to set up a Debian desktop for some other apps I use instead of needing a VM...

Thanks for providing this! I had some problems connecting after pair + trust. I was getting the error "org.bluez.Error.Failed". I followed some other instructions on StackOverflow to do untrust <addr> remove <addr> I then ran connect <addr> trust <addr> The pairing took place automatically after connecting.

In the settings of the docker there's a field called "License key". Put your key there, (or BETA for beta). There always seems to be a lag at the first of the month, though, in getting the app to recognize the beta key or get the new version.

I thought I was a little blind, couldn't find this changelog. But there it was: Perfectly recreated with the new entries - and nicely commented too!

I'm trying to set up assettocorsa but I can't get into the admin page of Assetto Corsa Server - I tried Docker/adminDocker and may other combos, but nothing works, and there's no field to set the password or login name. I also can't find any logs anywhere to know what's happening. Any hints? Thanks in advance Edit: found it in config.yml... admin/servermanager

A single time, with each disc. After that, it shows all of the DRV records, then stuff like this: PRGV:0,65536,65536 PRGV:0,0,65536 PRGT:3100,0,"Opening DVD disc" MSG:3007,0,0,"Using direct disc access mode","Using direct disc access mode" PRGC:3102,0,"Processing title sets" PRGV:0,0,65536 PRGV:0,0,65536 PRGV:6553,0,65536 PRGV:6553,2184,65536 PRGV:13107,2184,65536 PRGV:13107,4369,65536 PRGV:19660,4369,65536 PRGV:19660,6553,65536 PRGV:26214,6553,65536 PRGV:26214,8738,65536 PRGV:32768,8738,65536 PRGV:32768,10922,65536 PRGV:39321,10922,65536 PRGV:39321,13107,65536 PRGV:45875,13107,65536 PRGV:45875,15291,65536 PRGV:52428,15291,65536 PRGV:52428,17476,65536 PRGV:58982,17476,65536 PRGV:58982,19660,65536 PRGC:3103,0,"Processing titles" PRGV:0,19660,65536 More PRGV and MSG records (either "too short" or "added" messages). Then "Decrypting data", and proceeds to "Saving all titles". Normal stuff.

Yup sadly the manual rip works as well. I mean it does complain, but it doesn't immediately eject the disk and give up. The start of the log messages are... MSG:1005,0,1,"MakeMKV v1.15.4 linux(x64-release) started","%1 started","MakeMKV v1.15.4 linux(x64-release)" PRGT:5018,0,"Scanning CD-ROM devices" PRGC:5018,0,"Scanning CD-ROM devices" PRGV:0,0,65536 PRGV:0,0,65536 PRGV:65536,0,65536 PRGV:65536,65536,65536 MSG:2003,0,3,"Error 'Scsi error - ILLEGAL REQUEST:READ OF SCRAMBLED SECTOR WITHOUT AUTHENTICATION' occurred while reading 'DVD+R-DL ATAPI DVD A DH16AASH SA15' at offset '1048576'","Error '%1' occurred while reading '%2' at offset '%3'","Scsi error - ILLEGAL REQUEST:READ OF SCRAMBLED SECTOR WITHOUT AUTHENTICATION","DVD+R-DL ATAPI DVD A DH16AASH SA15","1048576" DRV:0,2,999,1,"DVD+R-DL ATAPI DVD A DH16AASH SA15","ROBIN_HOOD_S1_D1","/dev/sr1" There's a lot more, but I don't think it's very useful?

If it's a brand new drive, the region might not be set at all. You need to run the regionset command but it's not super easy on unRAID. You can either set up a VM and pass through the device so you can do it with another OS, or plug it in another machine and set the device there. Passing through the device is explained here: The easiest would be to set it on another machine, if you have one available... it only ever needs to be done once.

That would probably be it. `docker ps` will show you what’s running and `docker kill <id>` will take it down. You should be able to use the name (label) or the hex id, I think.

Did you try `docker kill <containerid>`?

I've been using this container for quite a while now, successfully, but now it's coming up with the SCSI error 'ILLEGAL REQUEST:READ OF SCRAMBLED SECTOR WITHOUT AUTHENTICATION'. The devices are mapped fine, and it's running in privileged mode. The problem seems to be with the autoripper only... when I turn that off, and go in through the GUI, it logs that error but then rips perfectly fine. Is there a way to have the autoripper not give up so easily?

I agree, and have had the same experience. I think the intention of PlexPass releases is that they are stable, just released early to subscribers.

Go to the settings of the image and change the VERSION to "latest".

Doh. Is there a reason it's on 1.19.x instead of 1.20.x? Is it because of Plex Pass?

Has something changed in the Plex container? It seems to be stuck on 1.19.5.3112, and always gives me an "Update available" message. I have been auto-updating the container regularly but it doesn't update the container. I tried "force update" and no difference. I am using the :latest tag.