18 minutes ago, tehg said:

Made those changes and restarted the container. No issues so far. I see devices adopting again as they check in.

Sorry to keep bothering you for more testing, but I believe if you stop your container it will refuse to start up again and run the webui.

If that is the case can you edit the extra settings to :

--memory=8G --tmpfs /unifi/log:exec,uid=1000,gid=1000 --tmpfs /unifi/run:exec,uid=1000,gid=1000

and report back? I will update the guide above if that fixes it for you.

2 minutes ago, PeteAsking said:

Sorry to keep bothering you for more testing, but I believe if you stop your container it will refuse to start up again and run the webui.

Looks like you're right. I see this in my docker logs after doing a stop/start:
> 12:21:46,686 |-ERROR in ch.qos.logback.core.FileAppender[sdwan_log] - openFile(logs/sdwan.log,true) call failed. java.io.FileNotFoundException: logs/sdwan.log (Permission denied)

After making the launch setting changes, it looks like the webUI launched. Devices are adopting as well.

No worries on doing more testing too!

1 minute ago, tehg said:

Looks like you're right. I see this in my docker logs after doing a stop/start:
> 12:21:46,686 |-ERROR in ch.qos.logback.core.FileAppender[sdwan_log] - openFile(logs/sdwan.log,true) call failed. java.io.FileNotFoundException: logs/sdwan.log (Permission denied)

After making the launch setting changes, it looks like the webUI launched. Devices are adopting as well.

No worries on doing more testing too!

Pretty sure you will be fine now and back to normal. Just waiting for community apps to update so I can write up method 2 and let people test for a week or so.

-P

29 minutes ago, tehg said:

Looks like you're right. I see this in my docker logs after doing a stop/start:
> 12:21:46,686 |-ERROR in ch.qos.logback.core.FileAppender[sdwan_log] - openFile(logs/sdwan.log,true) call failed. java.io.FileNotFoundException: logs/sdwan.log (Permission denied)

After making the launch setting changes, it looks like the webUI launched. Devices are adopting as well.

No worries on doing more testing too!

Hi I gave you the wrong values in error. This is not critical but when you get time can you change them to:

--memory=8G --tmpfs /unifi/log:exec,uid=99,gid=100 --tmpfs /unifi/run:exec,uid=99,gid=100

Thats what I will be using going forward. Reason is unraid does not support the nobody group for some reason.

Edited December 16, 2025Dec 16 by PeteAsking

4 minutes ago, PeteAsking said:

Hi I gave you the wrong values in error. This is not critical but when you get time can you change them to:

Done. Looks good still!

Updated using method 1 and 10-unraid tag. Devices took a little longer to adopt than previous updates, but GUI is loading back up fine and everything seems to be working so far

I have provided 2 methods to update to version 10 on page 32. If anyone testing has any issues just post here and I will assist. Both methods are tested by me, and fully supported. If anyone else can test that would help. Let me know what method you chose to test. Method 2 is advisable for anyone who cannot experience any downtime and needs to go back to an untouched docker running a previous version if anything fails during the update.

Edited December 16, 2025Dec 16 by PeteAsking

Method 1 worked for me, everything is up and running.

Edited December 17, 2025Dec 17 by Cambork

method 1 with --memory=8G --tmpfs /unifi/log:exec,uid=99,gid=100 --tmpfs /unifi/run:exec,uid=99,gid=100

from the start 2 devices adopted directly (1 was behind another switch, which seems funny), waiting for the rest as they popped up 1 by 1 was fun to see.

no errors so far.

Seems like everyone prefers method 1

I know its the holidays and everyone is busy, but the Network Application has an update to 10.0.162

https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-Network-Application-10-0-162/2efd581a-3a55-4c36-80bf-1267dbfc2aee

(This is not a "WHERE IS MY UPDATE" post)

2 minutes ago, RobertCajun said:

I know its the holidays and everyone is busy, but the Network Application has an update to 10.0.162

https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-Network-Application-10-0-162/2efd581a-3a55-4c36-80bf-1267dbfc2aee

(This is not a "WHERE IS MY UPDATE" post)

updates are followed via github 11 notes.

https://github.com/11notes/docker-unifi

a updated tag will become avilabe soon then theres testing.
also see docker tags as 11notes is failry fast to make updates but its slow to come to unriad due to testing and verfications.

https://hub.docker.com/r/11notes/unifi/tags

you can edit the tempatle and chagne the repo to the new tag to test:

example:
docker pull 11notes/unifi:10.0.160-unraid
change repo to 11notes/unifi:10.0.160-unraid

to test new version. bleeding edge...

6 minutes ago, bmartino1 said:

updates are followed via github 11 notes.

I'm aware, for some reason i thought 11notes was in this thread.

Apologies.

@PeteAsking

Just updated using method 1 but ran into a few issues. They were completely my own fault but could be avoided with a small edit.

When reconfiguring I copy/pasted the repo field shown below.

This resulted in some invalid spaces and several failed installs.

Perhaps you could edit the post to add a code line that will paste without errors?

1 hour ago, wgstarks said:

@PeteAsking

Just updated using method 1 but ran into a few issues. They were completely my own fault but could be avoided with a small edit.

When reconfiguring I copy/pasted the repo field shown below.

This resulted in some invalid spaces and several failed installs.

Perhaps you could edit the post to add a code line that will paste without errors?

Ok! i just edited it for you.

updated to 10 with method 1, no issues at all

I'm not sure this is the right place for this question, but maybe. I'm sick of getting invalid certificate warnings from my browser when connecting to the webui. My preference would be to access the ui via http since it's only exposed locally but that doesn't seem to be an option at all.☹️

I'm wondering if there is some way to make a self-signed certificate work???

2 hours ago, wgstarks said:

I'm not sure this is the right place for this question, but maybe. I'm sick of getting invalid certificate warnings from my browser when connecting to the webui. My preference would be to access the ui via http since it's only exposed locally but that doesn't seem to be an option at all.☹️

I'm wondering if there is some way to make a self-signed certificate work???

I made a custom DNS entry to point unifi:8443 to the web address of the user interface. I also uploaded the Unifi certificate to the windows certificate store and those errors have gone away for me

23 minutes ago, fat said:

I made a custom DNS entry to point unifi:8443 to the web address of the user interface. I also uploaded the Unifi certificate to the windows certificate store and those errors have gone away for me

Thanks. I don’t have any windows machines though so not sure that’ll do any good.

3 minutes ago, wgstarks said:

Thanks. I don’t have any windows machines though so not sure that’ll do any good.

Google your distro. Eg: https://superuser.com/questions/54615/how-to-install-a-ca-key-self-signed-ssl-on-ubuntu

3 minutes ago, PeteAsking said:

Google your distro. Eg: https://superuser.com/questions/54615/how-to-install-a-ca-key-self-signed-ssl-on-ubuntu

So I can install a self-signed cert on the docker image?

2 minutes ago, wgstarks said:

So I can install a self-signed cert on the docker image?

No as mentioned you download the unifi cert to your local machine and install it an then create a dns entry like in the hosts file as was explained. Basically when you browse to the address the cert must match and also the pc you do this from must trust the cert. Thats about it.

6 minutes ago, PeteAsking said:

No as mentioned you download the unifi cert to your local machine and install it a then create a dns entry like in the hosts file as was explained. Basically when you browse to the address the cert must match and also the pc you do this from must trust the cert. Thats about it.

How would I download the cert from the unifi controller?

5 minutes ago, wgstarks said:

How would I download the cert from the unifi controller?

I believe in your web browser you click on the security seal and there is a download certificate option in there somewhere. Maybe someone can confirm. I personally dont bother but pretty sure its something like that. Then install it and then add entry to hosts file so when you browse its address you go to matches the cert.

10 minutes ago, PeteAsking said:

I believe in your web browser you click on the security seal and there is a download certificate option in there somewhere. Maybe someone can confirm. I personally dont bother but pretty sure its something like that. Then install it and then add entry to hosts file so when you browse its address you go to matches the cert.

Thanks. I’m guessing this would need to be done for every machine on the LAN though. I might try adding a DNS A record for the unifi docker webUI to my DNS server and add the docker to my LetsEncrypt cert. I think I could use HA Proxy then and browsers would use the LE certificate.

I know its probably more complicated but would be network wide and a permanent solution if I can figure it out.