June 14, 201511 yr They don't support the docker download process which times out? it's not the docker download that times out, it's the images for the icons in the community apps plugin..... And on rare occasions icons in dockerMan.
June 14, 201511 yr I haven't download CA plugin?, well, not knowingly ? Just using the system provided.
June 14, 201511 yr I haven't download CA plugin?, well, not knowingly ? Just using the system provided. Just try changing the icon in advanced settings. Simple and easy fix
June 14, 201511 yr They don't support the docker download process which times out? it's not the docker download that times out, it's the images for the icons in the community apps plugin..... And on rare occasions icons in dockerMan. you're always going to get that though with the global nature of the internet and dns resolution times for sites around the world...
June 14, 201511 yr Just try changing the icon in advanced settings. Simple and easy fix Tried that, no change.
June 14, 201511 yr Just try changing the icon in advanced settings. Simple and easy fix Tried that, no change. what about your browser cache ? have you cleared it ?
June 15, 201511 yr Just try changing the icon in advanced settings. Simple and easy fix Tried that, no change. What you're probably going to want to do is delete the image and container, delete all references to the template on the flash drive /config/plugins/dockerMan/templates and templates-user Reboot, then add the container again. There's another possible issue with dockerMan not picking up all of the changes in a template under certain circumstances. Very rare, affected me once and aptalca once. Never been documented enough to post a defect report.
June 15, 201511 yr OK, so I deleted everything I could find relevant under /flash/config/plugins/dockerman Completely deleted all containers and templates Disabled docker and removed the docker.img And, still have the same issue (yes I cleared my browser cache)
June 17, 201511 yr I've tried other containers since and issue only appears with this one, have to conclude it's something specific to it
June 20, 201511 yr Author I've tried other containers since and issue only appears with this one, have to conclude it's something specific to it Have you tried downloading the icon manually?
June 21, 201511 yr Yes, I tried pointing it at a different one also just couldn't get it to change. Don't know what source the GUI actually uses to display the icons, they must be stored somewhere after being downloaded.
June 25, 201511 yr using your btsyncfree repository for some days, i have no problems for now just a little notice: webui link is missing in the docker contex menu.
June 26, 201511 yr Author using your btsyncfree repository for some days, i have no problems for now just a little notice: webui link is missing in the docker contex menu. Thanks I will have a look into it.
June 26, 201511 yr Author Yes, I tried pointing it at a different one also just couldn't get it to change. Don't know what source the GUI actually uses to display the icons, they must be stored somewhere after being downloaded. @Fireplex any luck yet? I will try and push and update soon. Sorry for the dealy, I've been working heavily on Emby development and deploying an asterisk server.
July 10, 201510 yr Hey Hurricane, I'm just getting into Docker to see how it works and all that fun stuff. When I install one of your apps, how can i set the URLBase for them? Lets say i want to access Sonarr by http://tower:9090/Sonarr
July 10, 201510 yr Hey Hurricane, I'm just getting into Docker to see how it works and all that fun stuff. When I install one of your apps, how can i set the URLBase for them? Lets say i want to access Sonarr by http://tower:9090/Sonarr Settings - General - URL Base? Also.. is the plugin author/maintainer abondoning plugins?
July 10, 201510 yr Hey Hurricane, I'm just getting into Docker to see how it works and all that fun stuff. When I install one of your apps, how can i set the URLBase for them? Lets say i want to access Sonarr by http://tower:9090/Sonarr Settings - General - URL Base? Also.. is the plugin author/maintainer abondoning plugins? Oh ok, Has to be set in the app. So, lets say an app doesn't auto redirect to the URLbase (like Ubooquity) when you click WEBUI from docker it will just fail to load the page? The WEBUI link doesn't update with the urlbase from what I can tell. As for part two, the biggest issue with the plugins at the moment is having the dependencies loaded into RAM eating up a lot of the system ram. I am looking at updating them potentially to move those to /mnt somewhere, but then I have to edit in a bunch of array status code so that plugins don't try to install dependencies or start when the array is offline, which is sort of like re-inventing the wheel. So, TLDR; not abandoning but looking at how docker works.
July 10, 201510 yr Hey Hurricane, I'm just getting into Docker to see how it works and all that fun stuff. When I install one of your apps, how can i set the URLBase for them? Lets say i want to access Sonarr by http://tower:9090/Sonarr Settings - General - URL Base? Also.. is the plugin author/maintainer abondoning plugins? Oh ok, Has to be set in the app. So, lets say an app doesn't auto redirect to the URLbase (like Ubooquity) when you click WEBUI from docker it will just fail to load the page? The WEBUI link doesn't update with the urlbase from what I can tell. Ahh.. go to the "edit" page for sonarr, turn on advanced view and you can change the WebGUI link in the Dockerman Welcome to the dark side
July 10, 201510 yr Ah, the secret well hidden advanced view that my eyes did not notice! Thanks for helping this old blind man out!
July 10, 201510 yr It's strange, when I edit Ubooquity WEBUI line like so: http://[iP]:[PORT:8085]/Ubooquity/admin It doesn't actually update the WEBUI link, which still goes to http://[iP]:[PORT:8085]/admin, or am I doing the internet wrong?
July 10, 201510 yr It's strange, when I edit Ubooquity WEBUI line like so: http://[iP]:[PORT:8085]/Ubooquity/admin It doesn't actually update the WEBUI link, which still goes to http://[iP]:[PORT:8085]/admin, or am I doing the internet wrong? that could be a bug.... maybe bring it over to the bug forum.
July 10, 201510 yr Author Hey Hurricane, I'm just getting into Docker to see how it works and all that fun stuff. When I install one of your apps, how can i set the URLBase for them? Lets say i want to access Sonarr by http://tower:9090/Sonarr Settings - General - URL Base? Docker is the way to go, plugins are just way too much work these days. Let me know if you need any other help. Sometimes the url doesn't update unless you restart the server. I'm not sure why but it might be something to do with web cache. Also.. is the plugin author/maintainer abondoning plugins? Oh ok, Has to be set in the app. So, lets say an app doesn't auto redirect to the URLbase (like Ubooquity) when you click WEBUI from docker it will just fail to load the page? The WEBUI link doesn't update with the urlbase from what I can tell. As for part two, the biggest issue with the plugins at the moment is having the dependencies loaded into RAM eating up a lot of the system ram. I am looking at updating them potentially to move those to /mnt somewhere, but then I have to edit in a bunch of array status code so that plugins don't try to install dependencies or start when the array is offline, which is sort of like re-inventing the wheel. So, TLDR; not abandoning but looking at how docker works. Sometimes you need to restart the server in order for the new url settings to be applied. I'm not sure why that is. It might have something to do with web caching. PS Plugins are way to much work these days. Docker is the way to go unless a plugin is the only way.
July 10, 201510 yr It's strange, when I edit Ubooquity WEBUI line like so: http://[iP]:[PORT:8085]/Ubooquity/admin It doesn't actually update the WEBUI link, which still goes to http://[iP]:[PORT:8085]/admin, or am I doing the internet wrong? there's a local copy (which doesn't seem to get updated with any changes made in the unraid webui) stored in the dockeman plugins folder (can't remember where off the top of my head) and that one seems to take precedence when there's a change made to an existing container.
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