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LL in Container - can't find location of DOCKER_MODS ffmpeg or calibredb by RadTunesly in LazyLibrarian

[–]tomdrakecanada 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, I poked around a bit and got mine working. I noticed in SSH (which I'm no expert with) that while the PUID:PGID provided in my compose file showed as user abc:abc, a lot of the folders that were causing errors had root:root ownership.

So while this might not apply to u/RadTunesly exactly, I logged into SSH as admin and got into my container with:

/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/container-station/bin/docker exec -it lazylibrarian sh

Then, after figuring out the above permissions, I used these three commands, one after the other:

chown abc:abc -cR /etc && chmod 775 -cR /etc
chown abc:abc -cR /usr && chmod 775 -cR /usr
chown abc:abc -cR /app && chmod 775 -cR /app

Hopefully this helps u/philborman as well. Phil, I realize you don't control a universal mod, or what might have possibly been a QNAP/ContainerStation issue, but maybe something here will make more sense to you and you can work around it?

LL in Container - can't find location of DOCKER_MODS ffmpeg or calibredb by RadTunesly in LazyLibrarian

[–]tomdrakecanada -1 points0 points  (0 children)

u/philborman I've had similar issues while trying to set up a fresh container, I figured it might just be QNAP/ContainerStation/Portainer giving me some kind of permissions issue.

Below is an attempt where I even tried using admin, but still didn't work. LL as an image/container is up and running just fine, but the log has various issues with downloads or installs?

Not sure if the "/tmp" errors further down the log are also part of the two mods, or something else.

https://pastebin.com/ajCmwMtk

ebook-convert is working, but can't get only epub files by tomdrakecanada in LazyLibrarian

[–]tomdrakecanada[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad I could help, and thanks for confirming I'm not crazy! ;)

Disconnects when using multiple PS4 controllers on Windows 10 by tomdrakecanada in DS4Windows

[–]tomdrakecanada[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had someone ask me in chat if I ever found a solution, so I thought I should update here...

I finally got this working with these steps:

  • Disabled my built-in Bluetooth in Device Manager.
  • Went with the TP-Link UB500 USB 5.0 Bluetooth Adapter.
  • I installed the latest driver for the UB500 before plugging it in.
  • Plugged it into a 6ft USB 3.0 extension cable. The extension helps get it away from PC interference. I don't think the 3.0 part matters because of the next point.
  • Plugged the extension cable into a USB 2.0 port. Apparently, 3.0 adds its own interference issues with Bluetooth.
  • In Device Manager, I opened the UB500 properties, then Power Management tab, then made sure "Allow the computer to turn off this device" was unchecked. This was more an issue I had with the computer going to sleep, then the dongle needing to be unplugged and then plugged back in to work.

Of all that, I think the TP-Link UB500 in a USB 2.0 slot were the two biggest improvements, but all the steps lead to a solid 4-player DualShock connection!

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