Community Apps

This Docker image can be used to create a video streaming server that supports RTMP, HLS, DASH out of the box. It also allows adaptive streaming and custom transcoding of video streams. All modules are built from source on Debian and Alpine Linux base images. Stream live RTMP content to: rtmp://server ip:1935/live/stream_key where stream_key is any stream key you specify. View: rtmp://server ip:1935/live/stream-key http://server ip:8080/hls/stream-key.m3u8 http://server ip:8080/dash/stream-key_src.mpd

RTSPtoWeb converts your RTSP streams to formats consumable in a web browser like MSE (Media Source Extensions), WebRTC, or HLS.

This Docker will download and install SteamCMD. It will also install RUST and run it. ATTENTION: First Startup can take very long since it downloads the gameserver files! Update Notice: Simply restart the container if a newer version of the game is available. You can also run multiple servers with only one SteamCMD directory!

Fully customizable Rust Server at your fingertips. Set all of the settings below to suit your needs and save when you are ready. Features: Automatic updating system with wipe. Auto Port forwarding (UPnP). Simple Template for faster setup (Great for newbies). Auto announcements, upto 5 messages to set. Enable option to show wiped date in server title.

RustDesk(https://rustdesk.com/) is a full-featured open source remote control alternative for self-hosting and security with minimal configuration.

Self-host your own RustDesk Server, it is free and open source. This container includes both the RustDesk Server and the RustDesk Relay in one and starts it.

Docker Container for Rustic Waters II Minecraft Modpack The docker on first run will download the same version as tagged of Rustic Waters II and install it. This can take a while as the Forge installer can take a bit to complete. You can watch the logs and it will eventually finish. After the first run it will simply start the server.

Si vous êtes sujets au bug connu de la 6.10.1 concernant les droits utilisateurs : Après l'installation du container : ouvrir un Terminal depuis UNRAID : executer les commandes suivantes chmod -R 0775 /mnt/user/appdata/rutorrent-crazymax chown -R 99:100 /mnt/user/appdata/rutorrent-crazymax Après quoi vous pourrez modifier la variable PORT FORWARD. Pour ajouter un mot de passe sans passer par nginx proxy manager clic droit sur le container rutorrent -> Console Taper la ligne ci-dessous htpasswd -Bbn pseudo mot_de_passe >> /passwd/rutorrent.htpasswd Remplacer par votre pseudo et votre mot de passe Redémarrer le container

Photonix is a photo management application that streamlines the process of storing, presenting and re-discovering photos. Once set up it will ingest all the photos in your collection and start building up an image database of everything you could want to search and filter by. It makes your entire collection available to you, whichever device you’re using — as long as you can get to a web browser.

A self-hosted platform for tracking various facets of your life - media, fitness etc.

A simple way to backup important files to Amazon S3 and Glacier.

This application backs up every folder mounted at /data/ to a given AWS S3 path using the aws s3 sync command. It requires a pair of (IAM) Access and Secret Keys. You can supply the usual s3 sync parameters such as --delete and everything else. The cron schedule defines how often the sync command is executed, and it uses a lockfile to avoid parallel executions.

This application backs up every folder mounted at /data/ to a given AWS S3 path using the aws s3 sync command. It requires a pair of (IAM) Access and Secret Keys. You can supply the usual s3 sync parameters such as --delete and everything else. The cron schedule defines how often the sync command is executed, and it uses a lockfile to avoid parallel executions. This app has been based on the already available s3sync, however that was outdated, this version contains AWS CLI V2 and doesn't rely on extra python packages.

Sabnzbd(http://sabnzbd.org/) makes Usenet as simple and streamlined as possible by automating everything we can. All you have to do is add an .nzb. SABnzbd takes over from there, where it will be automatically downloaded, verified, repaired, extracted and filed away with zero human interaction.

SABnzbd is a program to download binary files from Usenet servers. Many people upload all sorts of interesting material to Usenet and you need a special program to get this material with the least effort. UPDATE: The container will check on every start/restart if there is a newer version available (you can also choose between stabel and prereleases and switch between them - keep in mind sometimes downgrading from a prerelease version could break your configuration). MANUAL VERSION: You can also set a version manually by typing in the version number that you want to use for example: '3.0.1' (without quotes) - you can also change it to 'latest' or 'prerelease' like described above. ATTENTION: Don't change the IP adress or the port in the SABnzbd config itself - please also note if you change the WebGUI port from 8080 to anything else that it can happen that you have close and reopen the webpage since SABnzbd want's to redirect you to the wrong port after the initial setup.

This is a metrics exporter for sending statistics from sabnzbd (https://sabnzbd.org/) to prometheus (http://prometheus.io).

An open source digital cable tuner network encoder for SageTV Container version: 2.0.7

SageTV is an Open Source PVR and Media Player Configuration /opt/sagetv - This is the base directory for the server and other sagetv related files. Under this location there can be a 'server' directory and if the existing 'server' directory exists it will be upgraded. /var/media - Path for sagetv recordings and videos. Under this directory there should be (or will be created) a 'tv' directory where SageTV recordings will get recorded. /var/tv - Path for tv recordings if you want to store those in an alternate location. /var/mediaext - Path for extra media files. This can be whatever you want, but you will configure SageTV to look for videos, music, pictures, etc from this location. Permissions PUID - Should be the 'nobody' user for unRAID PGID - Should be the 'users' group for unRAID VIDEO_GUID - Should be the 'video' group for unRAID (used if you use PCI/USB video capture devices) Notes SageTV will need to use 'host' or 'br0' (set a unique IP) networking, so while the ports are defined, they are not required to be edited. Without 'host' or 'br0', sagetv will think your network clients are connecting as remote placeshifters, and present the placeshifter login. If using br0 mode (preferred) as the IP is unique the WebUI port of 8080 will not have any issues. If running in host mode, make sure you don't have other docker containers that are using port 8080. If you do, then EITHER change SageTV Jetty Port (in plugin configuration) after install, or, update the other docker containers to NOT use port 8080. On every Docker start, it will check for a new version of SageTV and install it, if it exists. You can force it to stay on a sepcific version by setting the Version in the template. The Version must match exactly the version tag from the github releases. There are Java 8, 11, and 16 version of these containers. Java 8 will be the default moving forward, but it currently has issues with the the /apps/ path in the Jetty Web UI. Container version: 2.0.7

SageTV is an Open Source PVR and Media Player Configuration /opt/sagetv - This is the base directory for the server and other sagetv related files. Under this location there can be a 'server' directory and if the existing 'server' directory exists it will be upgraded. /var/media - Path for sagetv recordings and videos. Under this directory there should be (or will be created) a 'tv' directory where SageTV recordings will get recorded. /var/tv - Path for tv recordings if you want to store those in an alternate location. /var/mediaext - Path for extra media files. This can be whatever you want, but you will configure SageTV to look for videos, music, pictures, etc from this location. Permissions PUID - Should be the 'nobody' user for unRAID PGID - Should be the 'users' group for unRAID VIDEO_GUID - Should be the 'video' group for unRAID (used if you use PCI/USB video capture devices) Notes SageTV will need to use 'host' or 'br0' (set a unique IP) networking, so while the ports are defined, they are not required to be edited. Without 'host' or 'br0', sagetv will think your network clients are connecting as remote placeshifters, and present the placeshifter login. If using br0 mode (preferred) as the IP is unique the WebUI port of 8080 will not have any issues. If running in host mode, make sure you don't have other docker containers that are using port 8080. If you do, then EITHER change SageTV Jetty Port (in plugin configuration) after install, or, update the other docker containers to NOT use port 8080. On every Docker start, it will check for a new version of SageTV and install it, if it exists. You can force it to stay on a sepcific version by setting the Version in the template. The Version must match exactly the version tag from the github releases. There are Java 8, 11, and 16 version of these containers. Java 8 will be the default moving forward, but it currently has issues with the the /apps/ path in the Jetty Web UI. Container version: 2.0.7

SageTV is an Open Source PVR and Media Player Configuration /opt/sagetv - This is the base directory for the server and other sagetv related files. Under this location there can be a 'server' directory and if the existing 'server' directory exists it will be upgraded. /var/media - Path for sagetv recordings and videos. Under this directory there should be (or will be created) a 'tv' directory where SageTV recordings will get recorded. /var/tv - Path for tv recordings if you want to store those in an alternate location. /var/mediaext - Path for extra media files. This can be whatever you want, but you will configure SageTV to look for videos, music, pictures, etc from this location. Permissions PUID - Should be the 'nobody' user for unRAID PGID - Should be the 'users' group for unRAID VIDEO_GUID - Should be the 'video' group for unRAID (used if you use PCI/USB video capture devices) Notes SageTV will need to use 'host' or 'br0' (set a unique IP) networking, so while the ports are defined, they are not required to be edited. Without 'host' or 'br0', sagetv will think your network clients are connecting as remote placeshifters, and present the placeshifter login. If using br0 mode (preferred) as the IP is unique the WebUI port of 8080 will not have any issues. If running in host mode, make sure you don't have other docker containers that are using port 8080. If you do, then EITHER change SageTV Jetty Port (in plugin configuration) after install, or, update the other docker containers to NOT use port 8080. On every Docker start, it will check for a new version of SageTV and install it, if it exists. You can force it to stay on a sepcific version by setting the Version in the template. The Version must match exactly the version tag from the github releases. There are Java 8, 11, and 16 version of these containers. Java 8 will be the default moving forward, but it currently has issues with the the /apps/ path in the Jetty Web UI. Container version: 2.0.7

SageTV is an Open Source PVR and Media Player including OpenDCT: An open source digital cable tuner network encoder for SageTV Configuration /opt/sagetv - This is the base directory for the server and other sagetv related files. Under this location there can be a 'server' directory and if the existing 'server' directory exists it will be upgraded. /var/media - Path for sagetv recordings and videos. Under this directory there should be (or will be created) a 'tv' directory where SageTV recordings will get recorded. /var/tv - Path for tv recordings if you want to store those in an alternate location. /var/mediaext - Path for extra media files. This can be whatever you want, but you will configure SageTV to look for videos, music, pictures, etc from this location. Permissions PUID - Should be the 'nobody' user for unRAID PGID - Should be the 'users' group for unRAID VIDEO_GUID - Should be the 'video' group for unRAID (used if you use PCI/USB video capture devices) Notes SageTV will need to use 'host' or 'br0' (set a unique IP) networking, so while the ports are defined, they are not required to be edited. Without 'host' or 'br0', sagetv will think your network clients are connecting as remote placeshifters, and present the placeshifter login. If using br0 mode (preferred) as the IP is unique the WebUI port of 8080 will not have any issues. If running in host mode, make sure you don't have other docker containers that are using port 8080. If you do, then EITHER change SageTV Jetty Port (in plugin configuration) after install, or, update the other docker containers to NOT use port 8080. On every Docker start, it will check for a new version of SageTV and install it, if it exists. You can force it to stay on a sepcific version by setting the Version in the template. The Version must match exactly the version tag from the github releases. There are Java 8, 11, and 16 version of these containers. Java 8 will be the default moving forward, but it currently has issues with the the /apps/ path in the Jetty Web UI. Container version: 2.0.7

SageTV is an Open Source PVR and Media Player including OpenDCT: An open source digital cable tuner network encoder for SageTV Configuration /opt/sagetv - This is the base directory for the server and other sagetv related files. Under this location there can be a 'server' directory and if the existing 'server' directory exists it will be upgraded. /var/media - Path for sagetv recordings and videos. Under this directory there should be (or will be created) a 'tv' directory where SageTV recordings will get recorded. /var/tv - Path for tv recordings if you want to store those in an alternate location. /var/mediaext - Path for extra media files. This can be whatever you want, but you will configure SageTV to look for videos, music, pictures, etc from this location. Permissions PUID - Should be the 'nobody' user for unRAID PGID - Should be the 'users' group for unRAID VIDEO_GUID - Should be the 'video' group for unRAID (used if you use PCI/USB video capture devices) Notes SageTV will need to use 'host' or 'br0' (set a unique IP) networking, so while the ports are defined, they are not required to be edited. Without 'host' or 'br0', sagetv will think your network clients are connecting as remote placeshifters, and present the placeshifter login. If using br0 mode (preferred) as the IP is unique the WebUI port of 8080 will not have any issues. If running in host mode, make sure you don't have other docker containers that are using port 8080. If you do, then EITHER change SageTV Jetty Port (in plugin configuration) after install, or, update the other docker containers to NOT use port 8080. On every Docker start, it will check for a new version of SageTV and install it, if it exists. You can force it to stay on a sepcific version by setting the Version in the template. The Version must match exactly the version tag from the github releases. There are Java 8, 11, and 16 version of these containers. Java 8 will be the default moving forward, but it currently has issues with the the /apps/ path in the Jetty Web UI. Container version: 2.0.7

SageTV is an Open Source PVR and Media Player including OpenDCT: An open source digital cable tuner network encoder for SageTV Configuration /opt/sagetv - This is the base directory for the server and other sagetv related files. Under this location there can be a 'server' directory and if the existing 'server' directory exists it will be upgraded. /var/media - Path for sagetv recordings and videos. Under this directory there should be (or will be created) a 'tv' directory where SageTV recordings will get recorded. /var/tv - Path for tv recordings if you want to store those in an alternate location. /var/mediaext - Path for extra media files. This can be whatever you want, but you will configure SageTV to look for videos, music, pictures, etc from this location. Permissions PUID - Should be the 'nobody' user for unRAID PGID - Should be the 'users' group for unRAID VIDEO_GUID - Should be the 'video' group for unRAID (used if you use PCI/USB video capture devices) Notes SageTV will need to use 'host' or 'br0' (set a unique IP) networking, so while the ports are defined, they are not required to be edited. Without 'host' or 'br0', sagetv will think your network clients are connecting as remote placeshifters, and present the placeshifter login. If using br0 mode (preferred) as the IP is unique the WebUI port of 8080 will not have any issues. If running in host mode, make sure you don't have other docker containers that are using port 8080. If you do, then EITHER change SageTV Jetty Port (in plugin configuration) after install, or, update the other docker containers to NOT use port 8080. On every Docker start, it will check for a new version of SageTV and install it, if it exists. You can force it to stay on a sepcific version by setting the Version in the template. The Version must match exactly the version tag from the github releases. There are Java 8, 11, and 16 version of these containers. Java 8 will be the default moving forward, but it currently has issues with the the /apps/ path in the Jetty Web UI. Container version: 2.0.7

An all-in-one solution for managing your home bar. This is the frontend component.

Salt is an orchestration and remote execution tool for linux, MacOs and Windows systems.

Sanoid is a policy-driven snapshot management tool for ZFS filesystems. When combined with the Linux KVM hypervisor, you can use it to make your systems functionally immortal.

Spin down idle SAS drives the same way SATA drives are spun down. If you have SAS spinning drives in your array, you may have noticed that Unraid, while asserting that they have been spun down, does not in fact spin them down (true at least up until version 6.8.3). This plugin attempts to ensure that SAS drives spin down and up in sync with Unraid schedule (i.e. same as SATA drives).

This Docker will download and install SteamCMD. It will also install Satisfactory and run it. SETTINGS: The first player that connects to the server becomes administrator, edit the server settings and can create a game. ATTENTION: First Startup can take very long since it downloads the gameserver files! Update Notice: Simply restart the container if a newer version of the game is available. You can also run multiple servers with only one SteamCMD directory!

This is a Dockerized version of the Satisfactory dedicated server.

scanservjs is a web UI frontend for your scanner. You can perform scans using your USB or network scanner through this web UI. The application allows you to share one or more scanners (using SANE) on a network without the need for drivers or complicated installation. To discover your devices, open the docker console and run: scanimage -L This will return a list of discovered devices. Copy the device id e.g. "epson2:libusb:001:002" and put it into the devices variable.