December 5, 20169 yr Hi, I have decided to ditch the old Apache plugin since it seem to crash on 6.2. I have tried to add the following two repos (1 at a time) that contain an Apache docker, but after saving the change, the docker list is not updated. I can see my docker that were migrated from 6.1. What am I doing wrong? https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-templates https://github.com/chvb/docker-templates Thanks
December 5, 20169 yr Nobody really uses repos anymore. Install Community Applications plugin instead. Our repo won't work as you got the URL wrong. Should be https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/tree/master/linuxserver.io
December 5, 20169 yr Nobody really uses repos anymore. Install Community Applications plugin instead. Our repo won't work as you got the URL wrong. Should be https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/tree/master/linuxserver.io'>https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/tree/master/linuxserver.io Actually, that address in the OP is correct and will work. Hi, I have decided to ditch the old Apache plugin since it seem to crash on 6.2. I have tried to add the following two repos (1 at a time) that contain an Apache docker, but after saving the change, the docker list is not updated. I can see my docker that were migrated from 6.1. What am I doing wrong? https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-templates https://github.com/chvb/docker-templates Thanks I maintain the All Apps Thread simply because it takes me 30 seconds to do all of the updates to it once a week, but to quote from the official unRaid Manual Adding Applications as Containers By default, you will have access to any and all applications that Lime Technology publishes to its public Docker repository. To add them to your system, perform the following steps: Click Add Container on the Docker tab in the webGui. Click the Template drop down and select an application. Read the description and instructions for using this application. Click Create to begin downloading the application to your system as a Docker container. Community Applications To gain access to a wider set of applications, see this post in the Lime Technology forums for information on installing the Community Applications plugin. This plugin will allow you to add more applications to your system through an app store interface. The manual doesn't even include instructions anymore on the Repositories section. But, I suspect that you might have to set a static DNS address in your network settings.
December 5, 20169 yr Nobody really uses repos anymore. Install Community Applications plugin instead. Our repo won't work as you got the URL wrong. Should be https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/tree/master/linuxserver.io Actually, that address in the OP is correct and will work. Thought it had to be the root folder containing the XMLs?
December 5, 20169 yr Nobody really uses repos anymore. Install Community Applications plugin instead. Our repo won't work as you got the URL wrong. Should be https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/tree/master/linuxserver.io Actually, that address in the OP is correct and will work. Thought it had to be the root folder containing the XMLs? it'll traverse sub folders (not sure to what depth though). But I did manually add that repository and it did populate the list
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