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Maybe I missed it, but is there a way to install the latest experimental (A19) of 7DTD? Thanks.

I guess I'm a little confused. By using the VPN Tunneled method, how do I set which dockers should use the VPN? There isn't a port number as far as I can tell, and I don't want every docker or the full Unraid server to be on the VPN.

I was using RDP-Boinc flawlessly and moved to this one since RDP was deprecated. However, after several hours of crunching this docker kills the ability for me to access other dockers via subdomain because it's hogging all the resources. Within the BOINC Manager I have the system using 75% of CPU but that doesn't seem to help. I ultimately had to stop this docker because it was impacting my other services. Any suggestions to resolve this so I can continue to use this docker?

The computer settings option in the GUI doesn't load. How do I fix this? I want to restrict the program to using no more than 80% of my CPU.

Maybe I missed the recommendation but if we install several dockers that require a database, should we install a new instance of this docker? i.e. If I have Nextcloud and Piwigo installed should I have two instances of the mariadb docker running each with a single database, or is it better to run multiple databases within a single mariadb docker?

I’m not sure exactly what happened in the last week, but suddenly certain media that played fine no longer plays remotely. I have a friend who uses Plex on his Roku and another who uses Plex on his TV, neither of which can access certain files anymore. I’ve tested it on my iPhone using my cell provider instead of WIFI as well as plex.tv through my web browser and can confirm it happens to me too. As far as I can tell nothing has changed, and the files vary from MKV to MP4, 720p to 1080p. When I go to Playback Info on my phone the Transcode Reason for not playing is: Not enough bandwidth for direct play of this item. Required bandwidth <###>kbps and only 1500kbps is available. (The ### varies but is always higher than 1500.) I assume this is why they're having issues too. I would think that Plex would auto transcode to a lower bitrate so the video could play, but that doesn't seem to be the case and sticks with Direct Play. But, again, this wasn’t happening a week ago and no settings have changed that I can tell. Can anyone give me a few ideas what’s going on and how I can resolve it? Is this a docker issue, an unRAID issue, or something with Plex? Has anyone encountered this before?

It probably is user error but what, exactly, I don't know. I didn't change anything in the initial docker install except add my steam account name, password, and set authentication to true. Otherwise all settings are the same. And yes, once I turn off the docker, make changes to the config file, and then restart the docker, the config file is reset to its initial state. I assume that is what's going on with the web admin since the config file defaults to it being disabled. I'm not blaming you. I just hoped someone had the same issue and could point me in the right direction is all. Update: Problem fixed. I removed my username and password and set authentication off and that resolved the problem.

I'm having a hell of a time getting 7 Days to Die running properly. I can't access the web admin panel for the game (port is open), and if I modify the config file manually it saves until the docker restarts, and then it overwrites to the default settings (i.e. server name, password, etc.). Any suggestions/ideas on how to get this running properly?

You're probably already doing this, but are you using your dynamic DNS address in Minecraft and not your IP? Something like minecraft.duckdns.org:19132? I made the mistake first time by including the https//.

Gotcha. I found an alternate for MineOS that allows me to do multiple servers with different versions. I appreciate the input.

I managed to get it working. I ended up fully deleting the container and folder (via bash) and did a fresh install. Once it was running, I shut it down and copied over my 1.12.2 files and restarted the container and it worked, so that's good. However, for some reason I can't get my second Minecraft server working. I have it on a different port but can't access it for some reason. So still troubleshooting that one, but at least half my Minecraft servers have been moved.

I’m not actually getting an error message. I install the docker, turn it on to make sure everything is working, then turn it off and delete all the files in the Minecraft folder. I then copy the folder I currently have for 1.12 into it. I also delete the pref file as mentioned and set the main executable as instructed the to 1.12 version. When I start the docker it re-downloads 1.15 and tries to run that instead.

This doesn't seem to work for me. I run a Minecraft server for my son and his friends and with the mods they use I need to keep the server running version 1.12, however whenever I start the server it updates to the latest version (1.15) and prevents them from connecting. Any idea how I can stop this?