February 7, 20233 yr Recently I noticed this docker is showing "unavailable" for version on the docker page. I haven't done anything with this for a long time. i went into it to edit and "edited" a field, without actually changing anything, which let me "apply" the setting again, and it started fine, but still shows unavailable for the version. The log file does show the version of both the program and the docker, but the docker screen in the unraid GUI will not show a version. checking for updates does not change this.
February 7, 20233 yr Author 7 minutes ago, JustinChase said: Recently I noticed this docker is showing "unavailable" for version on the docker page. I haven't done anything with this for a long time. i went into it to edit and "edited" a field, without actually changing anything, which let me "apply" the setting again, and it started fine, but still shows unavailable for the version. The log file does show the version of both the program and the docker, but the docker screen in the unraid GUI will not show a version. checking for updates does not change this. This is an unRAID bug. See the following thread:
February 8, 20233 yr 2 hours ago, Djoss said: This is an unRAID bug. See the following thread: Thanks for that link. Looks like I can just wait for an unRAID update to fix it, which I'm fine with.
February 9, 20233 yr Author It should be good now, even without the patch./fix Edited February 9, 20233 yr by Djoss
March 1, 20233 yr I like to scan for duplicates on drive level. So I passed /mnt to the container, but how can I exclude everything that isn't disk1, disk2,... I assume otherwise every file would be a duplicate.
March 1, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, abra8c said: I like to scan for duplicates on drive level. So I passed /mnt to the container, but how can I exclude everything that isn't disk1, disk2,... I assume otherwise every file would be a duplicate. Just add the disks as scan locations, don't scan the entire /mnt tree.
March 1, 20233 yr 1 minute ago, JonathanM said: Just add the disks as scan locations, don't scan the entire /mnt tree. Thanks! Sometimes things are just too obvious.
September 7, 20232 yr Hello, I install DupeGuru and find many duplicates in my library. I have `/mnt/user` add as `/storage`. I have permissions error and cannot delete or move to trash that files. I aslo try restart container with Privileged option but also the same. Regards.
September 7, 20232 yr Author 2 hours ago, MarianKoniuszko said: Hello, I install DupeGuru and find many duplicates in my library. I have `/mnt/user` add as `/storage`. I have permissions error and cannot delete or move to trash that files. I aslo try restart container with Privileged option but also the same. Regards. Did you check the permission/ownership of one of these files ? ls -l /mnt/user/path/to/file
September 7, 20232 yr 4 hours ago, Djoss said: Did you check the permission/ownership of one of these files ? ls -l /mnt/user/path/to/file Hello, I have thounsands of photos from immich libraries and most of them have root permissions:
September 10, 20232 yr Author On 9/7/2023 at 4:59 PM, MarianKoniuszko said: Hello, I have thounsands of photos from immich libraries and most of them have root permissions: The files should not be owned by root. The should be owned by "nobody/users". You can use "Tools -> Docker Safe New Perms" to restore standard unRaid permissions to your files.
September 11, 20232 yr On 9/10/2023 at 7:56 PM, Djoss said: The files should not be owned by root. The should be owned by "nobody/users". You can use "Tools -> Docker Safe New Perms" to restore standard unRaid permissions to your files. Thank You.
May 20, 20251 yr Can anyone suggest how to map `/trash` to a host directory. I have a server-wide trash directory but when I try to map `/trash:/mnt/user/trash`, the container fails to start. When I `ls -la /`, `/trash` is uniquely odd. /tmp # ls -la /trash crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 1, 3 May 3 09:44 /trash
May 20, 20251 yr Author 36 minutes ago, shooftie said: Can anyone suggest how to map `/trash` to a host directory. I have a server-wide trash directory but when I try to map `/trash:/mnt/user/trash`, the container fails to start. When I `ls -la /`, `/trash` is uniquely odd. /tmp # ls -la /trash crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 1, 3 May 3 09:44 /trash Can you provide more details about the failure ? Maybe the full container log ("docker logs dupeGuru")?
May 24, 20251 yr On 5/20/2025 at 1:51 PM, Djoss said:Can you provide more details about the failure ? Maybe the full container log ("docker logs dupeGuru")?@Djoss , thanks for following up. It turns out that the issue was PEBKAC rather than with anything else.When I tried to recreate the issue I read the logs properly and it turns out that there was already an option in the advanced menu that was mounting/dev/null to /trash .The error that I was getting was about there being duplicate volume mounts.
December 10, 2025Dec 10 Why is dupeguru using 7.8GB ram? It started out at around 2GB, but only 20% in it has already eated itself to a 4th of my server's ram.
December 10, 2025Dec 10 6 hours ago, Duckers said:Why is dupeguru using 7.8GB ram? It started out at around 2GB, but only 20% in it has already eated itself to a 4th of my server's ram. I'd recommend heading to the code repo for answers specific to the application (as opposed to the container, which is just packaging the application) - looks like there's quite a bit out there discussing this, with a short search showing the below as examples: https://github.com/arsenetar/dupeguru/issues/571https://github.com/arsenetar/dupeguru/issues/730
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