jdmhammer

@ZappyZap looks like the gents over at LSIO published their Unraid template when they built the image. To reduce duplication what's your opinion on deprecating your template?

@ZappyZap we're making progress testing a LinuxServer image instead of the one I've been building. Once it's been tested and rolled out to production I'll drop another post here as we'll want to update the template. It'll be a drop in replacement, much much faster using less memory and cpu and the image size is roughly 1/2 of what it currently is (~298MB down to ~154MB). https://github.com/alexjustesen/speedtest-tracker/issues/837

Just a heads up, the issue with the cache as been resolved. It's still recommended to use the `database` driver but if your permissions are correctly configured you can use the `file` driver.

Also just a general reminder for anyone coming here for support, GitHub is what I generally monitor for application support (link below). Please don't bombard @ZappyZap with app related questions as this is just support for the Unraid plugin. https://github.com/alexjustesen/speedtest-tracker

Dev here, thanks for the suggestions! I'll give a quick update but you should also follow along on GitHub as I keep all feature suggestions there. Filtering on meeting the threshold is planned when the system for running tests gets an overhaul. Same with highlighting. Export as .csv is up next, just stuck a nail in the time zone coffin.

All notification settings are under `Settings -> Notifications`, if you can't see that it's likely your user account doesn't have the correct permissions. Docs to help you fix that can be found here: https://docs.speedtest-tracker.dev/other/commands

@ZappyZap got the following change that will be released later this week to FINALLY fix the jank around time zones. Can you remove all references to `TZ` environment variable and/or mounting the host's time? If you have a repo for the code happy to open a PR too. https://github.com/alexjustesen/speedtest-tracker/pull/929

Dev here... this is likely a collision between the `.env` file that gets created in the `/config` directory and any variable passed in the UI. Working on a fix for this in the next release, follow along here: https://github.com/alexjustesen/speedtest-tracker

Just a heads up all, I've dropped SQLite as the default database. It's still supported for those using it but for new installs I'm strongly recommending MySQL/Mariadb or Postresql. @ZappyZap can we make an update to the template with the `DB_` prefix environment variables to steer people towards using a 3rd party database?

Best thing is all the ways to play with things, new dockers, new vms, new plugins and its easy to set up. Wish there was a cache array

And here I thought I had a network issue, glad others are reporting this so it gets resolved.

Same here... refused connection.

Here's a screenshot of the plugins page with the overlay over the menu. I used the dev tools in Chrome to inspect the code and the z-index is why the overlay doesnt cove the menu on the docker page.

Here's a screenshot, using the dark theme.