Just a note for anyone that is trying to get Wallabag - I have finally had some luck with the official docker repository getting setup on unRAID.

 

https://hub.docker.com/r/wallabag/wallabag/ 

 

For smaller installs, the basic version running on SQLite is quite nice.  However, configuring it for me took some learning.

 

When importing the container through CA, I mapped two different locations which were noted on the dockerfile: 

/var/www/wallabag/data was mapped to /mnt/user/appdata/wallabag/data

Also /var/www/wallabag/web/assets/images was mapped to /mnt/user/appdata/wallabag/data

 

Then I had CA create the container.

 

Finally, I came up to a huge hurdle with the initial release of Wallabag 2.3.1 - it kept loading with no CSS - essentially unformatted text only on the screen.  It turns out that they may have made a mistake in how your individual URL for Wallabag gets populated in the screen.  So, I noticed that you can set that variable by editing the container.  

 

In the Wallabag container, click "Advanced Options",  then in the "extra parameters" section, I added this line as it was mentioned in the Repo Info: 

 

-e SYMFONY__ENV__DOMAIN_NAME=https://my.wallabag.url

 

As I'm using Wallabag behind a reverse proxy, I found that I needed my domain/name rather than IP address in that new parameter.  Additionally, I had to change the "WebUI" to match the same address. 

 

Finally, it worked! Official Wallabag repo on unRAID, all nice and pretty.

 

A little note of caution here as this post may exist for awhile, I totally feel like the DOMAIN_NAME issue is a simple mistake as the current docker build is only 8 days old as of this post.  Changing that may not be a requirement in the future, but having to work around it was a great learning experience!

I finally got sick of using a 4 year old Observium build so I tried to fix up Zuhkov's image. I have a new image working. The new image contains:

• phusion/baseimage 0.11 (Ubuntu 18.04 with PHP 7.2)
• Observium CE 18.9.1
• MariaDB 10.3.10

Everything seems to work and the database schema update works fine after a patch was applied for MariaDB 10.3.

 

If people want to try it, BACKUP YOUR EXISTING appdata config and template XML. The schema update is irreversible. If you want to switch back to the old image, you must use the old backed up databases. Both the new and old images can run concurrently; just change the UI port for one of the containers.

 

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

 

Template: https://github.com/charlescng/docker-containers/tree/master/unraid-templates

Docker Hub repo: https://hub.docker.com/r/uberchuckie/observium/

Updated Dockerfile and files: https://github.com/charlescng/docker-containers/tree/master/observium

Edited October 8, 20187 yr by uberchuckie
Update

Thank you uberchuckie

i have installed it and it works ok.

I am using the PRTG installed on a VM. 

What I like in PRTG is that its very customisable. I can create a web map with all sorts of charts and views.

the observium looks to be rigid in that respect

 

thanks

I've created a new support topic for observium: 

 

In an ongoing effort to ensure that only supported and working apps are present within Community Applications, all applications within this repository have now been marked as being deprecated.  If the author / maintainer of this repository feels that this is in error, then they may contact the maintainers / moderators of CA for this to be rectified.

 

Note that this move only affects new installations of the applicable applications.  Users already having one or more of the affected applications installed will still be able to re-install them via CA's Previous Apps feature without issue.  Should a user wish to install any of these applications without having previously installed them, then they may always enable "Show Deprecated Applications" within CA's settings.