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I would limit radarr & sonarr (not sure about deluge -> if it runs via mono or not) to say 512M of memory and then see what happens (or ideally, add more memory to the system) https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/?page=2#comment-566088

Hi guys, I create a first version of Xpenology on a Docker(Running inside a VM) Install Xpenology it's a mess on, so I simplfied the process you only need to execute one docker command and you have your Xpenology instance working on any Host machine (with KVM support) https://github.com/segator/xpenology-docker I Created this docker because I wanted to have power/beauty Synology UI but I wanted Hard drive managment of unraid. So you can access your files using NFS/glusterFS from xpenologyDocker to your unraid Host and get all the awesome features of DSM. I didn't push the final image to the docker hub because I don't know if could be ilegal to push and image with xpenology on it. So you need to build it before, but it's very simple and easy.

So, I received an RTX2080 today (took advantage of the EVGA step up programme as I got a 1080 in July). This is what hardware it presents: IOMMU group 20: [10de:1e87] 03:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation TU104 [GeForce RTX 2080 Rev. A] (rev a1) [10de:10f8] 03:00.1 Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation Device 10f8 (rev a1) [10de:1ad8] 03:00.2 USB controller: NVIDIA Corporation Device 1ad8 (rev a1) [10de:1ad9] 03:00.3 Serial bus controller [0c80]: NVIDIA Corporation Device 1ad9 (rev a1) So.. Previous Nvidia cards I've had presented as 2 devices. One graphics device and one audio device. The 'new' extra two are the serial bus (which I assume is the RGB controller), and a usb controller. To my surprise, the usb type-c port on the back of the card actually functions as a full fledged usb port, so I'm able to connect a usb3 hub to it using a 'type-c to a' adapter and no longer need to pass through an additional pci-e usb card! The hub is being powered by the usb port, and has a keyboard, mouse and usb DAC connected with zero issues. Seeing as these cards are quite new and virtualization is a bit niche, I thought I'd put this down in a post for people to see.

4,5tb and growing...

Or you just google the correct syntax... u can literally search for eery possible combination... http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cron+every+5h

Good explanation.

unraid uses docker, and docker is everwhere the same. -c is is the same like --cpu-shares It works liek that YOUR CPU POWER / 1024 = 1 C So if you have 2 dockers with 512 parts, it means each docker uses max 50% of all CPU power. (if its fully utilized, if not then all programs will use 100% - thats the great thing about this) If plex is most imporatnt for you, you dont set any c, which means default 1024 (100%). All other dockers u set to 2 4 or like you want. Just try it. I have 2 or 4 for all dockers and only nzbget 128, so i get fullspeed even when 100% cpu load. I cant believe you have really problems with your cpu, since you have double passmark score then my X years old cpu... and before i even had a much worser

You're welcome "Newbie". That is your name right?

Thought I'd post this here as it might be useful to some. I worte a brief guide on how to setup bitwarden with a reverse proxy using our LetsEncrypt container. It's on the LinuxServer.io blog. It's directed at docker from a command line perspective, but Unraid makes it easier with @cheesemarathon's template. (I've submitted a PR to your repo for some template changes cheesemarathon.

Main, Cache Disk, Click on Cache, change the temperature thresholds If this is your initial setup, then I would bypass the cache drive (set the share to useCache NO) when copying files over

Instead of NTFS, try using XFS for the drive in question.

syslog and domains.cfg

On the VM Manager settings change the Default ISO storage path to a valid path, currently it's just /mnt/

Dell Poweredge T630 | unRAID 6.6.6 - Pro 2x E5-2640 V4 | 128GB DDR4 ECC REG PERC H330 12Gbit SAS (HBA Mode) | 18x Hotplug disks with 12Gbit SAS expander Backplane Cache 1920 GB RAID1 | 4x Samsung PM963 960GB NVMe CPU's are on power save profile, this does lower performance but 2x 10 Core Xeon has more than I need anyway and running on lower frequencies increases the perf/watt massively. Allocation method: Most Free Set all disks to 15 min spindown except the last drive in the system (if more than 1 disk is empty exclude that for share) that has no spindown and gets all new data. this keeps the disk with all recent stuff online so only slow spinup's for older stuff.

Not using spaces is safer, but Unraid should properly support names with spaces in them.

There are motherboards from Supermicro, ASUS and ASRock that also support the C246 chipset. Supermicro and some ASRock boards support IPMI if that is of interest. It all depends on what you need as they all have slightly different configurations and features.

From what I gather most believe that's a non issue, while possible, both for zfs and btrfs, you'd need to have hash collision for that, and the chances of that happening are extremely low, see for example here: http://jrs-s.net/2015/02/03/will-zfs-and-non-ecc-ram-kill-your-data/ I use and strongly recommend ECC for anyone who cares about data integrity, but you're still better protected against data corruption with zfs or btrfs without ECC that would be on a non checksummed filesystem.

Looks like many of your questions have been answered. There is Help in the webUI for many things. I will just give you some links for further study. Also be sure to check the other "stickies" pinned near the top of many subforums. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/52998-guides-and-videos/ https://wiki.unraid.net/UnRAID_6/Overview https://forums.unraid.net/topic/37579-need-help-read-me-first/ https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/?page=2&tab=comments#comment-554741 https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/

Update the plugin and then go to Settings->Syslog Settings and go to the Colors tab and click the Default button. This will load the new default color scheme that is more compatible with the black theme.

Their is a setting available for each share that says which disks should be used and one (called Allocation Method) determines how theavailable disk should be used. One thing to remember is that any particular file is always on a particular disk. Writing directly to the array is comparatively slow as it actually involves 4 I/O operations (a read of the data disk and corresponding sector on the parity disk; a disk rotation; and then writes of a sector back to both the data drive and the parity drive). Reads run much faster as they simply access the relevant data drive. If you have a cache drive then (assuming you have enabled using it for the share in question) then New files are written instead to the cache drive (which involves a single I/O operation and later (typically scheduled for overnight) moved to the array. As this move happens outside normal hours of use the End User does not get affected by the slow right speed to array disks. In this mode the cache disk is therefore used to speed up writes to the array. The cache disk can also be used to hold files where performance is more critical (e.g. VMs, docker containers) and thus where you do not want the write overheads involved on array drives) It depends on whether you have the share configured for using the cache or not. Many people do not bother for their main media shares accepting the slower write speed. Also, when you are doing the initial data load it is frequently recommended that you start without a parity disk assigned as then the writes are a single I/O operation and thus much faster. You can then build parity at a later stage. However until parity is built your data on the array is not protected. This data has to go somewhere! Typically the cache drive(s) is a SSD to give performance benefits over HDD although this is not mandated. yes. The details are under the License description. The top end (Pro license) can have a maximum of 28 data drives in the array and (optionally) one or two parity drives. You can also have up to 30 drives in a cache pool although most people would only have a small numer (often only one). This is one of those debatable points. Unraid does not treat such drives any differently. They often come with a longer warranty period so the decision is up to the end-user. Many people do not bother. You can buy any drives you like. Performance of any particular I/O is determined by the slowest of the drives involved. This means it normally makes sense for the parity drives to not be your slowest drives Yes. Note however the comment about the parity drive also needing to be taken into account. Ideally you want a HBA card that does NOT have RAID support as this can interfere with Unraid. The HBA cards recommended for use with Unraid are those based on LSI chipsets. These provide support for a maximum of 16 drives per card., with most people using SATA drives rather than SAS drives. Not sure what cards you were looking at that supported such a large number of drives, but whatever they were they are not the sort that would be used with an Unraid system. Remember that Unraid has a limit of 28 data drives (plus up to 2 parity drives) plus whatever drives you have in the cache so such huge limits are not appropriate. It is up to the end user. Having said that it is often recommended to go for Used cards being recycled from discontinued servers from eBay as there is a significant number of 'fakes' on eBay when buying direct. IT mode means that you have disabled any RAID capability on the cards. This is optimal for Unraid to make best use of the cards with Unraid as cards with built-in RAID support often 'mask' some of the disk attributes and thus interfere with Unraid's capability to manage the attached disks in an optimal fashion. This is perfectly normal use. Most people only add HBA card when they need more ports than their motherboard supplies. Some points to note. Avoid using ports based on a Marvel chipset (either on motherboard or on an HBA). Marvel chipsets do not work well with recent Linux releases and have a tendency to let disk drop offline unexpectedly for no apparent reason. It is often best to attach any SSDs to motherboard ports as not all HBA cards support Trim operations for keeping SSDs operating optimally. Avoid using Port Multipliers if at all possible. Though they work they tend to impact both performance and reliability.

I'll answer some of your questions: Most common HBAs have 8 ports, though there are also models with 4,16,24,etc, you can use one or more SAS expanders to use more drives (SAS and/or SATA) with one HBA, expanders are usually 24 to 32 ports. Yes, you can find some of the recommended LSI HBAS starting at around $40/50. You only need to do this if you get a RAID controller, that supports IT mode, since IT mode is recommended for Unraid, if you get a plain HBA no need to do any flashing. No problem whatsoever of using the onboard ports together with one or more HBAs.

I have got this all working, here is a guide. This will only work with intel iGPU on unraid. I have an E3-1275 V5 CPU. This guide is based on Emby 4.0 You need an Intel CPU with iGPU and quick sync video support. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Quick_Sync_Video The assumption is that nothing else is using the integrated video from your CPU (no VM's) Mine is Skylake so I am limited to HEVC, (no 10 bit, that will be software transcode instead), If I upgrade to a Kaby Lake Xeon I would have full support for HEVC 10-BIT I grabbed info from this thread and info from the Emby docker page, if you run into trouble with below check out that thread. Any experts on this please feel free to chime in and I can update it. This is what I did to make it work: Step 1 Edit your go file with a text editor (I use EditPad Lite) You can share your flash file as hidden and give your self access. (Click on the flash drive in the main tab to find this setting) Locate the go file: flash\config\ Edit the go file with a text editor and add the following: (put this in below anything already in your go file) #Setup drivers for hardware transcoding in Emby modprobe i915 chown -R nobody:users /dev/dri chmod -R 777 /dev/dri Restart your unRaid system Step 2 Click on the terminal screen on unRAID on the top menu. and type / paste: getent group video | cut -d: -f3 Note what the output is (mine was 18) as seen below Step 3 I am using the official Emby Docker: https://hub.docker.com/r/emby/embyserver/ Here is the link to the templates. You need to add this manually, this won't be found in Community Applications. https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Emby.Build/tree/master/unraid-templates/emby Emby 4.0 now has a nice little logo to confirm hardware transcoding Here is what I have in my docker template, you will need to add extra parameters over the default. If you already have Emby, you will need to modify your template to add extra parameters. This is easy to do with the "+Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device" when editing your install. My Settings: Repository: emby/embyserver:latest Network Type: Host Console shell command: Shell Privileged: Off Port 1: 8096 Container Port: 8096 (for http) Port 2: 8920 Container Port: 8920 (options if using https) Path 1: /mnt/user/appdata/emby/ Container Path: /config Path 2: /mnt/user (change as required to your media share, i leave it as user, makes it easier to add new shares with out remapping) Container Path: /mnt Variable 1: Key: APP_UID Value: 99 Variable 2: Key: APP_GID Value: 100 Variable 3: Key: GIDLIST Value: (Change to your output from Step 2) Here is an example of Variable 1 Now click on Advance View and under "Extra Parameters" add the following: --device /dev/dri/renderD128 I have also attached my template (my-EmbyServer.xml) that you can edit and add it your flash drive. You will have to edit this so you grab latest instead of beta. Place the template here: flash\config\plugins\dockerMan\templates-user my-EmbyServer.xml Step 4 Start Emby. Checkout the transcode section just in chase, click advanced and it will show you what was detected.

ironic, because your hard drives are so outdated!

Apps Tab - Enable DockerHub search results in it's settings. Search for powershell Install it, then (technically, the above isn't even required, but only lets you have unRaid allow you to uninstall it) Linux 4.18.20-unRAID. Last login: Tue Jan 1 20:53:05 -0500 2019 on pts/1 from 192.168.1.183. root@ServerA:~# docker run -it microsoft/powershell PowerShell 6.1.1 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. https://aka.ms/pscore6-docs Type 'help' to get help. PS /> Write-Host "Hello, World!" Hello, World!

What's the correct Repository: & Docker Hub URL: Looks like it got renamed from diginc/pi-hole to pihole/pihole So should it be: pihole/pihole:latest & https://hub.docker.com/r/pi-hole/pi-hole

In CA settings enable her more results from docker hub