March 29, 20224 yr Hello all, I'm running the linuxserver.io nextcloud container. Currently I want to add functionalities, but don't dare to touch my actuall production nextcloud instance for this stuff. Is it possible to run the same container twice and somehoe completely disconnect all data (including appdata and containers itself) from the other instance? That way I don't break my families data if make a mistake. Thank you in advance Autchi Edited March 29, 20224 yr by Autchirion added solved tag
March 29, 20224 yr Easiest way would be in Apps - Settings, enable "Install 2nd Instance". Then from Apps - Installed Apps, under actions, install 2nd instance. It will automatically adjust the name and the appdata path appropriately - You will still have to adjust the ports and additional paths as you choose
May 28, 20233 yr I don't seem to have that option for a particular container - it pops up for several others I've checked (e.g., Grafana, Plex). The container is linuxserver's piwigo, from linuxserver/piwigo. Any idea why that might be?
May 28, 20233 yr Community Expert Maybe the one you currently have installed already has a name that's different from default?
January 29, 20242 yr On 3/29/2022 at 7:11 AM, Squid said: Easiest way would be in Apps - Settings, enable "Install 2nd Instance". Then from Apps - Installed Apps, under actions, install 2nd instance. It will automatically adjust the name and the appdata path appropriately - You will still have to adjust the ports and additional paths as you choose So is there any chance that this option can be extended to more than just a 2nd instance? I am playing with WindowsinDocker and would like to try and setup an entire AD domain. To do so, I will need a lot more than just 2 instances.
January 29, 20242 yr Community Expert 20 minutes ago, irishjd said: So is there any chance that this option can be extended to more than just a 2nd instance? I am playing with WindowsinDocker and would like to try and setup an entire AD domain. To do so, I will need a lot more than just 2 instances. Did you try? As long as the names are different from default it's a "different instance".
January 29, 20242 yr I did... it appears at this time UNRAID only supports up to 2 instances of a Docker App.
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