February 6, 20251 yr I would my Overseerr container (with Tailscale mod built in) to automatically run the command "Tailscale serve 5055" each time the container needs to be restarted. Is there a way to achieve this? For now, I am using user scripts to run this command with a chron job set to daily, but it is not the most ideal solution.
February 7, 20251 yr The short answer is yes. All a docker container does is run commands (there is some isolation that makes it a container vs just another process on your computer). I would recommend building a very simple docker container yourself so you understand the basics of how they work, then you will be able to answer this question. However, this has nothing to do with unRAID beyond unRAID having the capability to run docker containers. I would recommend asking on a Stack Exchange website instead (such as Stack Overflow).
February 9, 20251 yr On 2/6/2025 at 6:44 PM, tlou said: I would my Overseerr container (with Tailscale mod built in) to automatically run the command "Tailscale serve 5055" each time the container needs to be restarted. Is there a way to achieve this? For now, I am using user scripts to run this command with a chron job set to daily, but it is not the most ideal solution. If you run tailscale serve --bg 5055 It will save it in the state file, and you won't have to run the command again at all.
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