March 16, 201610 yr 3389 is the remote desktop port. If you want to use the web interface set the host port to something like 6080 then connect to it there.
March 31, 201610 yr Hi, I'm new to unraid and downloaded Filezilla for it. It is working great but I do not know where my downloaded files are getting saved. Please help.
March 31, 201610 yr Hi, I'm new to unraid and downloaded Filezilla for it. It is working great but I do not know where my downloaded files are getting saved. Please help. Probably inside the container, where it will eventually fill up and corrupt docker.img. Post your volume mappings.
March 31, 201610 yr /Local-Src: /mnt/disk1/apps/filezilla/SRC /Fetched-Files: /mnt/disk1/apps/filezilla/FETCHD /nobody/.config/filezilla: /mnt/disk1/apps/filezilla/CONFIG I think you're right. "/mnt" makes sense now. I do not know how to point it to another folder outside docker though. I'll read more about it, maybe start the docker newbies post EDIT: after reading the forums it all makes sense now. Here are the tips I got that helped me may help other newbies too. *do not use /mnt/disk1/ as it may lead to issues *add folders (containers) in the plexmediaserver settings, otherwise the app cant access it *use /mnt/user/ (again not /mnt/disk1) Thanks @trurl for your quick responses
March 31, 201610 yr /Local-Src: /mnt/disk1/apps/filezilla/SRC /Fetched-Files: /mnt/disk1/apps/filezilla/FETCHD /nobody/.config/filezilla: /mnt/disk1/apps/filezilla/CONFIG I think you're right. "/mnt" makes sense now. I do not know how to point it to another folder outside docker though. I'll read more about it, maybe start the docker newbies post I don't use this docker, but if you are telling the application to put something in /mnt that is definitely going to be inside. The container volumes are what the application uses. With your mappings, if you tell the application to put something in /Fetched-Files, then from the host you would find it at /mnt/disk1/apps/filezilla/FETCHD.
July 8, 20169 yr Hate to bring up an issue as I really like this docker but for me (seemingly similar to the others on the previous pages) the download speeds in the docker during my initial testing was significantly slower than using filezilla outside of an unraid docker First ftp tested: linux iso ftp (anonymous, non TLS connection) Docker ftp transfer speed 1.7mb/s sustained maximum (however I can have concurrent download transfers of 1.7mb/s each, I tried 5 successfully at the same time Window 10 Laptop / Filezilla 3.18 : 19mb/s single file transfer 2nd private Ftp tested: (password, TLS connection) Docker: 5.5mb/s sustained maximum (however again I can have concurrent downloads all maxed out at 5.5mb/s each, again I tried 5 successfully at the same time Windows 10 Laptop /Filezilla 3.18: 25mb/s single file transfer I have been through all the settings to ensure duplication between the filezillas - not that much was changed and to also observe that there was no cap in place per transfer or overall, so I'm stumped!
July 10, 20169 yr Is anyone getting the issue where you can't click inside the filezilla interface? I can click on the initial "OK" Button, but when filezilla GUI starts, nothing responds. Edit: Submitted too early. I suspect it has something to do with the update filezilla dialog box. If I keep reloading the page, after a long time, I might get the update filezilla dialog box to show up inside the docker. Most of the time, it doesn't appear. And then I can click "no don't update" and go on as normal. I hope that wasn't too confusing
July 10, 20169 yr Yeah, longstanding issue that was never resolved. I ending up using a script to upload stuff to the file server and a desktop instance of filezilla for the odd thing. Sent from my LG-H815 using Tapatalk
July 10, 20169 yr Thanks for the clarification. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't the only one getting the issue. I guess I'll just keep disconnecting and reconnecting until I see the update dialogue box and go from there. Cheers
September 28, 20169 yr Is this container ever going to be updated to the latest filezilla version.. that update notice keep showing up..
September 29, 20169 yr Probably not as sparky devotes his time to developing foor. linuxserver io I'll have to take a look at these docker containers and how they are created.. maybe I can create a new one that I will keep updated..
September 29, 20169 yr Probably not as sparky devotes his time to developing foor. linuxserver io I'll have to take a look at these docker containers and how they are created.. maybe I can create a new one that I will keep updated.. I've updated the Dockerfile and sent Sparklyballs a PR, which if he accepts and triggers a new build should update this. Out of curiosity, what fix does this update bring as I've been using the bundled version with no issues. Or is it just a need to have the latest?
September 29, 20169 yr Probably not as sparky devotes his time to developing foor. linuxserver io I'll have to take a look at these docker containers and how they are created.. maybe I can create a new one that I will keep updated.. I've updated the Dockerfile and sent Sparklyballs a PR, which if he accepts and triggers a new build should update this. Out of curiosity, what fix does this update bring as I've been using the bundled version with no issues. Or is it just a need to have the latest? The update popup is just annoying thats all Can you point me in the right direction on how someone would update/build these dockerfiles? Cheers!
September 29, 20169 yr You need a github account, a docker account and basically some understanding of Linux, it's not difficult, but there is differences depending on which app it is, hence the need to kind of understand what the dockerfile is doing. For instance ls.io uses customised Xenial or Alpine base images, and they're very different in approach, binhex uses Arch and the AUR I believe. I struggle making containers from scratch, although I'm learning a little every day, but I can usually follow a dockerfile, well the bulk of it, some stuff still confuses the hell out of me, especially on the gui apps.
September 29, 20169 yr You need a github account, a docker account and basically some understanding of Linux, it's not difficult, but there is differences depending on which app it is, hence the need to kind of understand what the dockerfile is doing. For instance ls.io uses customised Xenial or Alpine base images, and they're very different in approach, binhex uses Arch and the AUR I believe. I struggle making containers from scratch, although I'm learning a little every day, but I can usually follow a dockerfile, well the bulk of it, some stuff still confuses the hell out of me, especially on the gui apps. Thanks for the info, I have a github account and get get around in linux fairly well.. I'll check into getting a docker account and will start playing around
December 27, 20169 yr trying to install this app and getting this error - Error: layers from manifest don't match image configuration Not sure what that means? And learn to search the forum. See How to Search sticky linked in my sig.
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