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  1. I always laugh at these types of posts, since the unRAID license is the cheapest thing in my server!
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  2. The license check is only done at array start, you are definitely allowed to plug in a USB hard drive after the array is already started to move files around. Just make sure you unplug it when you need to restart the array.
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  3. I figured it the issue was being caused by my pfsense router when I added a route from 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.1 it all started working with Fixed IP address and in bridge mode
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  4. I'm used to the VM grabbing the correct clocks via CPU-Z, despite plenty of people getting otherwise. Guess it finally happened that they failed. Cat-ing the cpuinfo revealed the chip is actually running at proper speeds. I also just noticed the tips and tweaks plugin gives a watch for the data too. Test Case for future reference: Open nice terminal provided by 6.5(?) UI. Enter 'watch grep \"cpu MHz\" /proc/cpuinfo', note lower core clocks CPU-Z bench Observe VM-assigned core clocks rise to 3899.0 during bench
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  5. usually this is the power save functions in the BIOS that cause the CPU to not clock up when it is being pushed. you can ssh into the server and cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "MHz" just do a few up and enters while throwing a load at the cpu. see if it changes if not play around with some your BIOS power save functions for the CPU, i've found this happen to me as well. Your VM is going to show the stock clocks but the Linux OS you should see the peak core speed hit your overclock speed.
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  6. I'm sure @bonienl will tell you that the UI is not looking at the template / configuration for the ports in use but rather it constructs it by inspecting the docker container itself for ports (ie docker inspect container). The official EmbyServer has this snippet "ExposedPorts": { "1900/udp": {}, "7359/udp": {}, "8096/tcp": {}, "8920/tcp": {} }, Also, you need to understand that once the container get its own custom IP address, all the port mappings are ignored, so your unRAID port 80 and nginx port 80 are not in conflict, particularly since the host can't use the custom IP of the container and vice versa. Its like when you run multiple VMs, each with its own IP running a webserver on port 80. To migrate, say emby, to use port 80, you'll need to change the port setting in the server dashboard, and not on the container settings from unRAID UI Hope this make it clear.
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  7. I don't think there is any good tool to copy all data from one server to another while spanning all disks. The closest you get is probably to copy each user share in sequence and have the destination machine spread the files according to configured split levels. This should be a reasonably good thread if you go the rsync route. Rsync is a command line tool - more or less a command-line recursive directory tree copy on steroids. You perform the copy over the network (hence the need to be able to do a ssh-connection from one machine to the other) and rsync also has the ability to restart the copy if it gets aborted by one machine being restarted or similar. If connecting source/destination drives to same machine to copy, then alas this video is slightly off because the Krusader docker in the video has been deprecated. But it isn't too hard to install the Binhex docker instead. Krusader is GUI where you browse source and target directories in left/right pane of window and then specify what content you want copied between the two panes. Krusader is very much based on the concept of the 30+ years old Norton Commander MS-DOS application. But the concept still works quite well.
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  8. Is there a possibility that push and clientbuffer modules could be added to the znc docker container? I think these modules would be of great benefit to many. I have attached current pull requests from the project github for reference. https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-znc/pull/18 and https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-znc/pull/23 Thanks for everything you do for the community.
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  9. Depends on where you keep your app directory but for me it is /mnt/user/appdata/nextcloud/www/nextcloud
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  10. I believe with the Coffee Lake chips you have to enable alpha support in syslinux.cfg in addition to the other modifications. label unRAID OS menu default kernel /bzimage append initrd=/bzroot i915.alpha_support=1 It worked for several unRAID users as seen in this discussion:
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  11. I think I had to change the passphrase such that it was 15 characters or more and didnt have spaces... So I made it "admin-user-phrase" instead of "admin user phrase"... Authentication Phrase Sets the case-sensitive phrase of 15 to 32 ASCII characters to be used for PowerChute communication. The default setting is "admin user phrase" for Administrator.
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  12. That example pic looks like man porn. Installed observium, but will need to read a bit about how to get Unraid going with it. But glad you got it up and running. Strange about needing to install from slackbuilds, I've never had any problems with mirrors.slackware.com myself, and have been using it a lot (even yesterday) to compile mediabuilds. Not that it's a problem where you get the packages from, either/or.
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