In the appdata folder if you use the dynamix file manager plugin (very useful for quickly transferring files between shares) you should be able to find what you are looking for. Install through the app store and click on the file you want to edit, most can be done straight through the webui and saved.
Are you talking actual docker volumes, or directories mounted to a path inside the container?
If it’s the first, you’d have to spin up another container accessing the same volume as you want to edit files inside, with the tools needed.
If it’s the latter, Dynamic File Manager should get you sorted.
unraid uses a share called appdata.
to access appdata you can go to the "shares" tab in unraid. Then edit the "appdata" share, and enable SMB: Export and this will create a windows network shared folder on the network that you can access using windows file explorer.
Have you installed Krusader?
I've copied a yaml config file to a share I export and then copied it to my windows pc for editing before
Install the "Code Server" docker container.
Midnight Commander is already bundled with unraid and is awesome. Click the open terminal button and type "mc" and hit enter.
You could mount the share appdata using samba, which should contain the config file you are looking for. Full path is by default /mnt/user/appdata
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In the appdata folder if you use the dynamix file manager plugin (very useful for quickly transferring files between shares) you should be able to find what you are looking for. Install through the app store and click on the file you want to edit, most can be done straight through the webui and saved.
Are you talking actual docker volumes, or directories mounted to a path inside the container?
If it’s the first, you’d have to spin up another container accessing the same volume as you want to edit files inside, with the tools needed.
If it’s the latter, Dynamic File Manager should get you sorted.
unraid uses a share called appdata.
to access appdata you can go to the "shares" tab in unraid. Then edit the "appdata" share, and enable SMB: Export and this will create a windows network shared folder on the network that you can access using windows file explorer.