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This is an issue that I've had since I first started using the docker system in unraid about a year ago, so it's not a new bug caused in any new releases. The script that searches docker image updates fails on all official images. I think the issue is these images don't follow the /: convention and instead only have :. The official images I'm currently using are mysql, owncloud, sentry, postgres, and redis images.
I believe this bug also contributes to these issues I'm having:
Docker update notifications never go out unless the "Check for Updates" button is manually pressed.
The cron job fails checking for updates.
I'm happy to help debug this issue any way I can even if its just simply, "Hey, try this version out".
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Jay, thanks for bringing this issue to our attention. The image name convention ( /: vs : ) is in fact the problem. Luckily this seems like it'll be easy to fix 👍
@eschultz Thanks a lot! As a sidenote, I started using using centurylink watchtower today to keep dockers automatically updated. It's working great! I especially love how it figures out which dockers are linked to which dockers and restarts them all in the correct order.
Switching to watchtower is probably a discussion for a different forum then this one, but I just wanted to let you know about it.
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This is an issue that I've had since I first started using the docker system in unraid about a year ago, so it's not a new bug caused in any new releases. The script that searches docker image updates fails on all official images. I think the issue is these images don't follow the /: convention and instead only have :. The official images I'm currently using are mysql, owncloud, sentry, postgres, and redis images.
I believe this bug also contributes to these issues I'm having:
I'm happy to help debug this issue any way I can even if its just simply, "Hey, try this version out".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: