Hello,

I have a template I did for redis which I did like all my other template (create on my system, click save, copy/paste and remove extra stuff like date installed).

In the template, I have 2 path but weirdly, when I installed from the CA, the second path is truncated:

XML:

CA New installation (ran from another server that never installed it):

XML: unraid_template/nodiaque/redis.xml at master · nodiaque/unraid_template

Can someone help me understand why? I've checked under invalid template and template error and all I find is

Duplicated Template: Nodiaque's Repository - redis - redis

But I only have 1 xml for redis so I don't understand.

Thank you

Edited June 5Jun 5 by Nodiaque

@Squid I was wondering if you have any idea of what's going on. Thank you

You can create a report here: https://product.unraid.net/b/community-apps-submission-support

Oh didn't knew this existed, thanks

Is there some monitoring on that? It seems to be a place to upvote for feature, but right now it's a bug and because of that, my template is wrong although the xml isn't.

I think the easiest fix is to change the container path to something like /redis-config, then update the post arguments to: redis-server /redis-config/redis.conf

That should let you keep /mnt/user/appdata/redis/conf/ on the host.

The duplicate-template warning looks separate and shouldn't be what's changing this path.

1 hour ago, Nodiaque said:

Is there some monitoring on that?

Yep, the reports go directly to Squid.

But why does it truncate the path in my XML? I never had that problem. I tried recreating the template and it still did that.

11 hours ago, MaybeGrim said:

I think the easiest fix is to change the container path to something like /redis-config, then update the post arguments to: redis-server /redis-config/redis.conf

That should let you keep /mnt/user/appdata/redis/conf/ on the host.

The duplicate-template warning looks separate and shouldn't be what's changing this path.

The problem is the template, when you load it, doesn't load the default host path properly. It only put /mnt/user/appdata/redis instead of /mnt/user/appdata/redis/conf/. I don't see how changing the container path would fix that. Is there something behind the scene that prevent a container path /config to have a specific path name? I never saw that kind of problem on any other template, normally, path are working fine