It is a lightweight image viewer made for Xfce desktop.ġ.
#Krusader unraid setup install#
If you like to view pictures I suggest you install ristretto into the docker. This docker uses Arch Linux to provide you the Krusader Explorer.
This dialog appears but I cannot assign any programm since I do not know what either krusader may have built-in or what I could use from unraid. I seem to recall from troubleshooting some previous infuriating Linux/unRAID problem that those defaults should allow Dockers permission enough to read/write files created by other users/Dockers, but I'm open to learning otherwise! It would certainly fit within my increasingly cynical worldview to find out everything I know is wrong. Obviously there will be a quick explanation that will cover the basics and a few pros and cons, and I'll just check the Docker edit page for this rundown and some options and oh wait no nothing is explained there because of course it never is.ĭefault UMASK (not explained anywhere) is 000 (not explained anywhere) default PUID (not explained anywhere) is 99 (not explained anywhere) and default PGID (not explained anywhere) is 100 (not explained anywhere). I assume this should be pretty easy probably even the default. It's very nice you've solved that for yourself by "ending up just making Krusader a root user so you can do whatever the heck you want." Next question: How can *I* end up just making Krusader a root user so I can do whatever the heck I want? Somehow, it's always a permissions issue. Sonarr, Radarr, sabNZBd, etc.) before, so it's far from clear why it would be a problem now, and even though your premise doesn't make logical sense on the face of it, it is Linux we're dealing with, so you're probably right. Never had any problems deleting anything created or handled by any other Docker (e.g. So throwback! Such commandline!įor argument's sake, let's say my deleting issue is a permissions problem.
Although, 40 years later, the tools look identical: light text on a dark background and a flashing cursor.
#Krusader unraid setup how to#
It was easier to find out how to set up your autoexec.bat and config.sys file in DOS than it is to find out how to do almost anything quickly and easily in Linux. Linux is by far the most inside baseball, "it's a feature, not a bug" OS I've ever used. I've been working with computers since the '80s. This will extract it in the same directory as your backup file. It's got to be exactly what the name of your folder is. it's case sensitive (as is everything in linux) so Plex and plex would be two different folders. Tar -xvf CA_ - this will extract only the folder you want.
#Krusader unraid setup windows#
It's just like working on a Windows command line.Ĭd /mnt/user/appdata/backups - or where ever your backup file is If that fails, you can extract manually from a console window. I personally like the one from djaydev a little bit more. I would reinstall krusader before anything else. I just installed fresh versions of krusader to check (binhex-krusader and krusader from djaydev) and went to my CA backup file and it opened in both with no problem. Really? The one compressed file format essentially native to Linux, and Krusader doesn't open it? That can't possibly be right. If I just right-click on the file in question and choose 'Open', I ultimately get "Error could not open the file, probably due to an unsupported file format".
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