After exploring the documentation here for the past two days, along with the community applications app (very good), and the docker app  (also nice) I am left with just one question.

 

Is there any way, from the GUI to pass a pre-formed docker run command?  I already know how to mount & bind volumes, I know how to pass my config files, and I understand how to do it through the GUI... but for the love of everything good I wish I could just pass the damn command via bash.

 

Here's the command

 

docker run --name=pgo-laieleeroy --net="bridge" -e TZ="America/Denver" -v /mnt/cache/Docker/PokemonGo-Bot/configs/:/usr/src/app/web -v /mnt/cache/Docker/PokemonGo-Bot/configs/:/usr/src/app/configs -d -it kassius509/pokemongo -cf configs/config-laieleeroy.json

Reason I ask is because I have like 30 of these to set up.... and I really don't want to have to create them through an XML template.

 

Any guidance would be very helpful.

[glow=blue,2,300]Thanks! [/glow]

not from the gui no, but you can ssh into unraid, copy your docker run command, paste your docker run command, hit return :-) if the command is valid you will see the container created, confirm via "docker ps -a", just make sure to give them all unique names.

Maybe the "user script" plugin could be used for this.

Store your docker commands in a global script or individual scripts and execute via plugin.

 

https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=49992.0