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Just caught onto this today (Thx @SpaceInvaderOne !), saw we're "only" #2, which just won't do --- Just "remembered" I have a Threadripper 2950x new in box - was going to sell the old dual Xeon E5 V2s and upgrade, but now going to bring this out & join the fray with the I9-9900 Hackintosh [AMD 580] and Ryzen 3700x. The threadripper will have to go "benchtop bare" for now, but that's OK. Should probably just use the office for a sauna now 🥵. Think the UPS is sweating a tad.... I am regional medical director for a company that does home medical visits on the sickest of the (US Medicare) population, IE top tier risk for COVID, avg. patient age 80+. We have offices in all the top affected cities in US so far. We're working nonstop to try to keep our patients safe at home. We've had to retreat temporarily to mostly telephonic visits due to shortage of PPE (protective gear) til our supply improves so we don't spread it to them - very frustrating. Now I can feel better about being stuck at home, still helping on the compute side as well til we get to get back safely in their homes. I wanted to thank everyone here for being so eager to take part / take action and with such impressive results. It means alot in the medical world to see folks being resourceful and doing their part. Please stay home, stay safe, and round up some more CPU's for this !

Hi everyone: I am Squids wife. I just wanted everyone to know he will be 50 on Sunday March 22nd, If you all can wish him a happy birthday that would be great.Due to Covid 19 - no party. Thanks Tracey

Yes

I have no problem updating whenever, I just wanted to make sure it was normal for this particular container to update so frequently. But I guess if you have it scripted to update the container on a new release and their release cycle is fast then it makes sense. Thank you for the info!

Happy Birthday Squid! Thanks for all you've done and continue to do for the community! 🙏

I bought a full license just to run a single docker & 2 VMs on a ingle M.2 drive, but the purchase wasn't for the purpose functionality rather to contribute more to the UNRAID development. I thought a reduced price with reduced functionality would be nice but in the end this is a one time payment for a lifetime support AFAIK.

Happy Belated Birthday!

Flush the Chrome cache and it should work

@linuxserver.io Thank you for making this application available to the Unraid community! Great work as always! I think we all should be running F@H with our always on machines now more than ever as we fight COVID-19 if you can spare the clock cycles, and we each individually can justify the extra cost of the higher power draw and component degradation. For those that may not want to run this container because it might "steal" compute resources from the server tasks, be advised that the docker app will run the CPU folding processes with a nice level of 19 (i.e. a LOW scheduler priority). So, this is not an issue and everything else on the system will have a CPU priority higher than the folding tasks even when operating in "Full Power" mode. The GPU doesn't work on a scheduler like the CPU, so yes, the GPU will work hard. BUT, I was able to fold and run 10+ Plex hardware transcoded streams on my GTX 1060 6GB card at the same time. So really, it's a non-issue as well. There's more than enough juice to go around! Hope this alleviates some concern! Join the UnRAID folding team and do your part! Service guarantees citizenship! UnRAID Folding Team: 227802 -JesterEE

Thanks again, Cessquill This lead to me making several changes including dropping Transmission and moving to Binhex's Deluge. This also addressed the issue of files not moving properly. I'm pretty happy so far. I'm still playing with some of the options to fine tune things. But overall I am happy. 👏

Folding@home reaches 470 petaflops in computing power primarily simulating COVID-19 proteins https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/foldinghome-reaches-470-petaflops-in-computing-power-primarily-simulating-covid-19-proteins.html

The only official form of booting is from USB. All other media is not officially supported. There is nothing stopping you from using community-developed alternatives though. If it works, it works. With regards to USB booting issues, the usual recommendations apply e.g. use USB 2.0 ports, preferably USB 3.0 stick etc.

Thanks @HynesJeff, I really appreciate the support! I don't suppose you could leave an (honest) review via Google Play. I'm hoping that with more feedback, the discoverability of the app will improve via Search. As for your requests, i'd love to implement that (given time), the problem is that with the lack of a real (stable) Unraid API, the more features I add the risk I am at new updates completely breaking everything and needing to rewrite, while still trying to support older server versions - so a headache. It has been suggested that an API is on the way though, and once released I would hope to be able to quickly switch over to it unlocking the potential of additional features like the ones you suggested. My short term plan is to continue working on the core features and the application host itself to make the experience as good as possible, so it's ready for the API to quickly add lots of great new features.

Wait for the parity sync to finish, even with turbo write performance isn't the same while parity disk is invalid.

Happy Birthday from Germany @Squid ps. sorry for a little late, but hey ... your are 50 and need some time to read up

That worked. Many thanks.

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Birthday @Squid !

Happy Birthday, I just joined the club last month, cheers!

Happy birthday Squid! Try thinking about it like this, girls get old guys get better. That's been working for me for quite some time 😀

Are you issuing those commands on the Unraid terminal command line or the Nextcloud container command line? Should be in the Nextcloud container.

I dont believe the bitwardenrs container requires any licensing fees as it is self hosted and not reliant upon any external services from Bitwarden at all. (I have several individuals on without issues). See screenshot for the licensing type contained in the docker container. This taken from the Bitwarden application loaded on my Mac - logged in to my self hosted Bitwarden instance (Bitwarden => Account => Premium Membership)

Thank you for the work you do on the front lines

Thanks for that. It worked a charm.

Disclosure The upcoming version of Unraid supports multi cache pools, and allows the user to create as many cache pools as needed. Each pool can consist of 1 up to 30 devices, and with a pro license, you are truly unlimited in number of devices to use.

Maybe something like smartctl /dev/sdX -S on

Yeah, that was me who wiped out the BMC. 😁 PMme an email address and I will forward what ASRock sent me to recover the BMC. I am headed out for a few hours, but, I'll send it later today when I get a chance.

Depends upon how you're looking at it. If surfing around via the array devices and exploring each individual disk, then no you wouldn't find it, because it exists on the cache drive only at the moment (because it "prefers" to be on the cache drive and will only use the array as a fall back if the cache gets full). It IS still completely available over the network and will contain any and all files whether they are located on the cache drive or on an array disk Yes You might be completely over thinking things. For speed and stuff that isn't particularly important or temporary (like downloads), you would tend to set them to be cache:Prefer For regular stuff you set it to either cache:No or cache:Yes Regardless of where anything is physically stored (cache or array), it is always available on the "array". IE: navigating through your shares on a Windows box will show all the files, whether or not they are on the cache drive or the array (or a combination) Telling something like Plex to find your media files at /mnt/user/ShareName will find all your files regardless of whether or not they are on the array or the cache drive.

We must have some serious combined horsepower with our unRAID servers contributing to the effort. The unRAID team, despite the many who have joined, has thousands fewer members than other teams in close proximity. It's time to fire up another server with some spare parts. I feel guilty only throwing 15 cores at the effort. If I throw the spare parts together, I can add another 8 for at least 30 days on a trial license.

BOINC team coming in at #2 in the world!!! https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/top_teams.php

Hi there, I had the same problem and the solution is quite simple (but it took me some time to figure that out, too): Map the share by using a different username/password but when choosing the username do it like that: UnraidServerName\unraidUserName so in your case: tower\loren I hope this helps. Regards, asah

I have to correct you there. We do have a crystal ball, but it's still in the repair shop waiting for the not in stock part.

Hi all, First time poster. I recently dove into the world of IT last year and made a career change from like 15-18 years of sales with the intention of eventually ending up in Cyber Security.(Just some background) It’s something I’ve been wanting to do for so long. I picked up my first server for FREE from my SAAS job when we were moving offices 4-5 months ago. T310 !! I can’t begin to tell you how great this thread is. I’ve read every single post ! I know I want a plex server & I want this to be the central of my home lab. I also wanted the capability to do some VM’s. I randomly stumbled on to this forum doing random google searches late at night earlier this week. Thank you for all the updates, you’ve inspired me and given me a lot of direction. I’ve even read things I didn’t think I’d want but now I do haha ! You are appreciated @rollieindc and everyone else.

No problem. FYI, I temporarily uninstalled the GPU Statistics plugin till this gets sorted out. This output is without the plugin installed. <?xml version="1.0" ?> <!DOCTYPE nvidia_smi_log SYSTEM "nvsmi_device_v10.dtd"> <nvidia_smi_log> <timestamp>Thu Mar 19 21:10:15 2020</timestamp> <driver_version>440.59</driver_version> <cuda_version>10.2</cuda_version> <attached_gpus>1</attached_gpus> <gpu id="00000000:09:00.0"> <product_name>GeForce GTX 1060 6GB</product_name> <product_brand>GeForce</product_brand> <display_mode>Enabled</display_mode> <display_active>Disabled</display_active> <persistence_mode>Disabled</persistence_mode> <accounting_mode>Disabled</accounting_mode> <accounting_mode_buffer_size>4000</accounting_mode_buffer_size> <driver_model> <current_dm>N/A</current_dm> <pending_dm>N/A</pending_dm> </driver_model> <serial>N/A</serial> <uuid>GPU-36d93047-20d4-1f53-260a-613eac368c41</uuid> <minor_number>0</minor_number> <vbios_version>86.06.0E.00.99</vbios_version> <multigpu_board>No</multigpu_board> <board_id>0x900</board_id> <gpu_part_number>N/A</gpu_part_number> 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W</min_power_limit> <max_power_limit>140.00 W</max_power_limit> </power_readings> <clocks> <graphics_clock>455 MHz</graphics_clock> <sm_clock>455 MHz</sm_clock> <mem_clock>4006 MHz</mem_clock> <video_clock>696 MHz</video_clock> </clocks> <applications_clocks> <graphics_clock>N/A</graphics_clock> <mem_clock>N/A</mem_clock> </applications_clocks> <default_applications_clocks> <graphics_clock>N/A</graphics_clock> <mem_clock>N/A</mem_clock> </default_applications_clocks> <max_clocks> <graphics_clock>1961 MHz</graphics_clock> <sm_clock>1961 MHz</sm_clock> <mem_clock>4004 MHz</mem_clock> <video_clock>1708 MHz</video_clock> </max_clocks> <max_customer_boost_clocks> <graphics_clock>N/A</graphics_clock> </max_customer_boost_clocks> <clock_policy> <auto_boost>N/A</auto_boost> <auto_boost_default>N/A</auto_boost_default> </clock_policy> <supported_clocks>N/A</supported_clocks> <processes> </processes> <accounted_processes> </accounted_processes> </gpu> </nvidia_smi_log>

All of us at Lime Technology Inc. are excited to announce the hiring of Zack Spear as a full-time developer. Please help us give @zspearmint a warm welcome to the Unraid forums! Zack has a diverse skill set and is an all around great guy. Learn more about Zack from his website bio: Please feel free to ask Zack all about his digital nomad travels, Borussia Dortmund banter, love of old school analog film photography, or just drop in below to say "Hey". Welcome aboard Zack!

Just wanted to say thanks for the above info, new to unriad/virtio and was keen to test this out, the following worked fine for me sudo mount -t 9p -o trans=virtio "Unraid Mount tag" /mnt/example

Today's updates to the mover tuning plugin allows you to do that (CPU and I/O priority)

I am no expert (just a novice at this) but here is what I added to my go files Tower1 # Tower1 # umask for root .ssh setup with known hosts and authorized keys umask 077 # Copy the files and set the permission cp /boot/config/ssh/Tower2-rsync-key.pub /root/.ssh/ cp /boot/config/ssh/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/ cp /boot/config/ssh/known_hosts /root/.ssh/ chmod 700 /root/.ssh/ #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & Tower2 # Tower2 # umask for root .ssh setup with known hosts and authorized keys umask 077 # Copy the files and set the permission cp /boot/config/ssh/Tower1-rsync-key.pub /root/.ssh/ cp /boot/config/ssh/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/ cp /boot/config/ssh/known_hosts /root/.ssh/ chmod 700 /root/.ssh/ #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & I have rebooted many times and things work as expected. Make sure your files are in the correct directories. I hope this helps!

Yes it's still there. Docker vdisk size

Sorry about that: Let me be a bit more concise On Serever1: # ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -f /boot/config/ssh/server1_key Generating public/private rsa key pair. Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): [press enter here] Enter same passphrase again: [press enter here] # scp /boot/config/ssh/server1_key.pub root@server2:/boot/config/ssh Insert this into your /boot/config/go file mkdir -p /root/.ssh cp /boot/config/ssh/server1_key /root/.ssh/id_rsa cat /boot/config/ssh/server2_key.pub > /root/.ssh/authorized_keys chmod g-rwx,o-rwx -R /root/.ssh Repeat for Server2 Then on each server, run the same lines you inserted into the go file # mkdir -p /root/.ssh # cp /boot/config/ssh/server1_key /root/.ssh/id_rsa # cat /boot/config/ssh/server2_key.pub > /root/.ssh/authorized_keys # chmod g-rwx,o-rwx -R /root/.ssh at this point you can do password-less ssh between servers. If you have more servers, just add the keys to the cat command which dumps it all into the authorized_keys file I forgot that you shouldn't use the wildcard *.pub here as it will include the unwanted ssh_host keys too.

From the Docker FAQ

Update: I re-installed the mariadb docker without password and then I managed to login with root account (no password) - then manually changed the password mysql -u root -p mysql> use mysql; mysql> update user set password=PASSWORD("NEWPASSWORD") where User='root'; mysql> flush privileges; mysql> quit and I managed to login again with new password (both from docker instance and remotely from my windows machine) - Then I restarted the mariadb docker and then I can see it cannot start properly and in a endless loop [cont-init.d] 10-adduser: executing... usermod: no changes ------------------------------------- _ _ _ | |___| (_) ___ | / __| | |/ _ \ | \__ \ | | (_) | |_|___/ |_|\___/ |_| Brought to you by linuxserver.io We gratefully accept donations at: https://www.linuxserver.io/donations/ ------------------------------------- GID/UID ------------------------------------- User uid: 99 User gid: 100 ------------------------------------- [cont-init.d] 10-adduser: exited 0. [cont-init.d] 30_config: executing... [cont-init.d] 30_config: exited 0. [cont-init.d] 40-initialise-db: executing... [cont-init.d] 40-initialise-db: exited 0. [cont-init.d] done. [services.d] starting services [services.d] done. 170906 08:38:30 mysqld_safe Logging to syslog. 170906 08:38:30 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /config/databases 170906 08:38:34 mysqld_safe Logging to syslog. 170906 08:38:34 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /config/databases 170906 08:38:37 mysqld_safe Logging to syslog. 170906 08:38:37 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /config/databases 170906 08:38:40 mysqld_safe Logging to syslog. 170906 08:38:40 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /config/databases 170906 08:38:44 mysqld_safe Logging to syslog. 170906 08:38:44 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /config/databases 170906 08:38:47 mysqld_safe Logging to syslog. 170906 08:38:47 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /config/databases 170906 08:38:50 mysqld_safe Logging to syslog. Also not from the docker instance itself root@2262d249c970:/# mysql -u root -p Enter password: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock'