PurpleNinja225

I also would love to see some analytics, but more like cracked hashes/overall

Makes sense since it is the calibre web image. I have a nice little template that works pretty well for most linuxserver.io docker images. Once I'm back to my laptop...

People will have to migrate their container over manually if they want to keep the configs, but the nice thing about calibre-web is that it's just a pretty web front...

We could maybe add a post_tasks script that checked for which ```{{ application }}_enabled: true``` and flush any docker applications matching false :thinking:

Since the role is only imported if ```{{ application }}_enabled: true``` that task would never run (i think). However putting at the end of the main nas.yml still worked. I'm...

quick and dirty, but this should do the trick EDIT: and by work I mean adding this to the end of nas.yml, ooooooorrrrr we can make it its own task.yml...

I know it might be some effort to maintain but now that apps are moving to roles couldn't we just have a `roles/nextcloud/` and under that have ```yml nextcloud-14 defaults...

steps to my success. ```bash sudo apt install vagrant sudo apt install VirtualBox git clone https://github.com/davestephens/ansible-nas.git cd ansible-nas ./tests/test.sh # This generates tests/test.yml. This is what you will be changing...

Portainer has a wordpress template that is easly set up.

We could use an port assigning scheme. That's what I've done. it would require some slight modifications for some of the current applications that rely on default ports, but I...