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I will start with the Hardware I have and then explain what I want to do with it. CPU: AMD Threadripper 2990WX (stock) RAM: 64GB ECC Memory (oc from 2666 to 3200) GPU: x1 EVGA GT 710 (for unraid), x2 GTX 1070ti (for gaming vm's) MOB: Gigabyte X399 Aorus Xtreme SSD: x1 Samsung Pro 850 256GB, x3 Samsung 860 EVO 256GB M.2: x3 Samsung 970 Pro 512GB NVMe SSD PSU: EVGA SuperNova 1600W T2 RAID: MegaRaid Controler with x6 WD Gold 10TB HDDs (CPU, RAM, x2 1070ti are watercooled by EKWB Gear) My goal with this build is to have 2 Gaming VM's, 1 Rendering, Number Crunching and Streaming VM, and 3 smaller VM's to host game servers on (eg. Minecraft, Factorio etc) I would like the break down to go something like this... - 32 Threads, 20GB Ram, for Streaming and Rendering PC (on one of the NVMe drives) - 8 Threads, 10GB Ram, 1070Ti for first gaming machine (on one of the NVMe drives) - 8 Threads, 10GB Ram, 1070Ti for second gaming machine (on one of the NVMe drives) - 4 Threads, 6GB RAM, for Factorio Server (on one of the EVO 860 SSD) - 4 Threads, 6GB RAM, for Mincraft Server (on one of the EVO 860 SSD) - 4 Threads, 6GB RAM, for another game server (on one of the EVO 860 SSD) - 4 Threads, 6GB RAM, GT 710 for unraid + file server (Cache drive on a half partition on the PRO 850 SSD, If at all possible)[I use the other half for a windows install that boots the whole pc together] - And the MegaRaid Controler supplying a Raid 6 drive to the Streaming and Rendering PC, or all of them if possible. I know it should be possible and ive watched some videos on how to get started but nothing seems to cover the depth of my build. Im also open to any suggestions on how to make this more efficient if it can be. Any help will be much appreciated

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This plugin actually installs a custom build of Unraid. Updating to a new version of Unraid means you are installing a non-custom build that doesn't have nvidia support.

Hi all. I'm a new NextCloud user and I followed Spaceinvader One's great video tutorial (Thanks Spaceinvader One!). I managed to setup NextCloud and the reverse proxy OK (it's functional), but I'm seeing speeds between KB/s and low MB/s speeds when either uploading or downloading files to/from NextCloud on a gigabit local network. If I copy the same files using file explorer in Windows, I hit 80 - 90 MB/s when uploading to the Unraid server shares directly (no cache). When I Google around, I see people reporting NextCloud speeds in the 80 - 90 MB/s range, so it seems something is wrong. Here is what I've speculated is the problem: There could be a problem with my reverse proxy setup, such as: Slow HTTPS encryption bottle-necking performance??? My desktop is failing to make a direct LAN connection with NextCloud and is going to the internet to reach my server. Even if I try to connect to NextCloud directly using the IP address, it is always resolved to the duckdns address I setup. Database performance related NextCloud is recommending I install Redis - which I can't seem to configure properly without breaking the NextCloud Server (I get a Internal Server Error 500 message. I was having some file locking errors initially, but these seem to have gone away for now. Any help would be much appreciated. If it would help to see any configuration files, please let me know which.

Only just found this thread, bought an UnRAID mug and some stickers the other day to plaster everywhere at work. Gotta be honest, it felt somewhat weird buying merch to support an OS haha. Couldn't imagine repping "Windows" on a mug or stickers, but UnRAID is a different story!

Some SAS devices come with write cache disable, see here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/72862-drive-write-speeds-really-slow-solved/

Yes add a tag to linuxserver/duplicati from the list here. Like so

Now fixed. Incidentally for anyone that's interested, here's what my CPUs on my VM look like when compiling these.....

I would consider any of the following alternatives: Cloud based sharing A named brand NAS from Qnap or Synology Unraid is fantastic, I love it for home use, would I use it at work no. Why? Several reasons, but the biggest is that support is forum based, and you simply don't want to using something for mission critical data that has only forum based support. You need to be able to pick up the phone and call a support line or start a web chat with a support agent, anyone from your office needs to be able to do this, in case you are ill or on vacation. Putting something like unRAID in your office entrusts it's support to you and you only, not a good idea.

Alt + numkey e.g. copy is Alt + 5, quit is Alt + 0

Or, since parity must be rebuilt anyway, set a new config and assign ALL drives where you want them, and let the new parity be built with the old parity included as a data drive. The old parity drive should be the only drive that shows as unmountable, if other drives show as unmountable, don't format until those other drives are showing up properly.

Also in addition to the Controller it needs to be Flashed to IT Mode not Raid. Often I’ve seen HowTo’s or simply found them already Flashed. I think I bought my LSI off of EBay for $57 shipped to the US. Ive built my first system many many years ago and the only thing still original is my Case and my USB stick. I’ve Swapped out literally everything multiple times because I wanted more or less of something and the only problem I’ve ever had was avoiding the Death Stare from the Misses. Just make sure you backup your USB stick somewhere and shuffle everything around all you want. Just keep in mind on a Paid License your license lives in the USB/Config folder. You can get help from Limetech if anything ever happens but try explaining that to a 7, 12 and 40 year old who can’t watch their videos now. Lol

Programs run as abc--not www-data. Pretty sure you need to specify the PHP interpreter too. So, it should look like this: sudo -u abc php /config/www/nextcloud/occ db:convert-filecache-bigint

So I got it to work. And it is very nice. Install traefik plugin form: https://github.com/yaskor/unraid-docker-templates Then download this file: traefik.toml <- click to download replace: <your-email> with your email <your-domain> with your domain (duckdns) then copy it to /mnt/user/appdata/traefik/ Now (re)start the traefik container via unraid! Now go to the docker image you want to access from outside and put following as extra Argument (Unraid - Advanced View) --label="traefik.enable=true" --label="traefik.port=<port>" --label="traefik.frontend.rule=Host:<container-name>.<your-domain>.duckdns.org" replace: <container-name> with a name of your choosing (the name of the container) <your-domain> with your domain <port> with the internal port of the container !!!Attention: not the port which is mapped!!! Restart container. Now it should working

Everything in /config should be sufficient. Depending upon what you were running, /extra and /packages. But, simply downloading the software and extracting all the bz* files back onto the flash will also accomplish what you want to do. A screenshot may be helpful, but it certainly sounds like the flash has corruption