I added 3 dockers yesterday and they have no icons in the Dockers page

I tried refreshing them but still no icons

 

LetsEncrypt

Nextcloud

MariaDB

 

Is it just a coincidence that these 3 are just missing the icons

 

Try clearing your browser cache

I just tried that - just those 3 still missing

 

20 minutes ago, Blade said:

I just tried that - just those 3 still missing

 

 

Do the links that are there for the icons actually work?

No the link does not work

 

http://192.168.1.11/state/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/images/linuxserver-mariadb-latest-icon.png

 

12 minutes ago, Blade said:

No the link does not work

 

http://192.168.1.11/state/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/images/linuxserver-mariadb-latest-icon.png

 

 

Strange, mine aren't local icons.  They're github urls

 

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/master/linuxserver.io/img/mariadb-icon.png

Yes that is odd why mine would be local

 

Here is the COPs icon URL (which shows up fine for me)

http://192.168.1.11/state/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/images/linuxserver-cops-latest-icon.png

 

This just started happening

I have lots of dockers and these are the only 3 that don't show

 

 

25 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

Strange, mine aren't local icons.  They're github urls

 

dockerMan always locally caches the icons

 

2 hours ago, Blade said:

I added 3 dockers yesterday and they have no icons in the Dockers page

 

Try deleting the appropriate files from the flash drive /config/plugins/dockerMan/images

 

However, because of dockerMan's caching, if there's a problem accessing GitHub / whatnot to grab the image (or it takes too long), the image may not be complete, and you'll see the generic question mark instead.

Thanks Squid

I deleted the 3 images - they were all 1K and were blank

How do I force download them again

 

Reboot

Rebooted but images came back as 1K

 

Then it's having problems for whatever reason downloading them (probably a timeout).  You can manually download the icons  (right click on the appropriate icon in CA and save image as to that folder / filename, and reboot again.

 

CA since it requires internet access doesn't cache images but lets your browser do it for you.

unRaid because internet access is not a requirement, has no choice but to cache the images.

Ah I think I see the issue

In CA those dockers do not have images

 

9 minutes ago, Blade said:

Ah I think I see the issue

In CA those dockers do not have images

 

 

If they're linuxserver containers, they definitely have images available. 

Edited August 18, 20187 yr by CHBMB

Not seeing an icon in CA for nexcloud, mariadb and letsencrypt (all linuxserver containers)

 

Yeah, the problem is your end though, that's what I'm saying, the icons exist, I know 'cos I did the Nextcloud template and possibly mariadb as well.

Hmmm ok - I will have to see if I can figure out what is causing it - like I said... all other docker images show fine

 

Yep - it was me LOL

It was pfBlockerNG that was blocking it - got it sorted now

 

19 minutes ago, Blade said:

Yep - it was me LOL

It was pfBlockerNG that was blocking it - got it sorted now

 

I hope so.  CA isn't also downloading the moderation files, as you should not be seeing what you are seeing

I appreciate the help and sorry about wasting your time ?

8 hours ago, Squid said:

dockerMan always locally caches the icons

 

dockerMan has two levels of local caching.

1. RAM - icons are stored in here and read when opening the Docker page in the GUI

2. FLASH - icons are stored here and copied to RAM upon a system reboot or newly created container

 

When both caching levels don't contain the icon, it will be downloaded from github (the URL given in the container), but this requires a functional Internel connection

 

Edited August 19, 20187 yr by bonienl

Is there any easy workaroud ?

I have the same problem with IceCast.

You set a valid URL for the Icon when editing the container.

Thanks, I see the idea.

Is it possible to specify a local link like this ?

/mnt/user/icons/IceCast_Icon.png

or 

/mnt/user/appdata/icecast/IceCast_Icon.png

No.  It has to be via the internet (or you manually place it [appropriately named] within /var/lib/docker/unraid/images)  Once it successfully downloads it though, it is stored within the docker.img and the URL is never accessed again unless you change the URL