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...normal, wenn Docker gestartet, gestoppt - z.B. auch wenn Netzwerk-Parameter geändert werden - werden da dann auch das Netzwerk-Interface gestoppt, gestartet, geändert wird.

I got Calibre up and working with the old library that I had but each time I reboot the docker (after adding plugins) it goes back to the point of starting a new database again looking for the library. I then locate it again and it comes right up but goes back to the /root each time I reboot it. Second part is if I make a change in the Preferences and reboot it does not save the changes. It resets them back to the original ones. Same goes with changing the icons. I just did a test on plugins too and once it reboots the plugins are all reset back to default and not showing installed. Another strange thing happened over night were I can't pull metadata for the books anymore either.

Möchte hier kurz meine Erfahrungen der letzten Tage mitteilen: Leider hat die erstellte Firewall von @mgutt das letzte Container Update nicht überstanden. Bin daraufhin zu SWAG gewechselt. Folgende Vorteile gegenüber NPM: - Fail2ban -> Schutz gegen Brute Force Attacken - Geoblock -> Möglichkeit der regionalen Blockierung von IP-Adressen (Ich habe zB aktuell nur IP-Adressen aus AT zugelassen) - X-Robots-Tag -> Vermeidung, dass die Websiten von Suchmaschinen gefunden werden Nachteil: - keine grafische Oberfläche Habe folgende Anleitung umgesetzt: https://gist.github.com/quietsy/58590a640dd4f7a89696c68b0e6a8691

Note: this community guide is offered in the hope that it is helpful, but comes with no warranty/guarantee/etc. Follow at your own risk. This guide explains how to make an outgoing WireGuard VPN connection to a commercial VPN provider. If you are trying to access your Unraid network from a remote location, see the original WireGuard quickstart guide. Commerical VPN Providers Several commercial VPN providers support WireGuard, a few are listed below. No endorsement is implied, you need to research and determine which one meets your needs. Comment below if you are aware of others: VPN Jantit (Free! Scroll down and pick a location. Note that the free options have to be recreated every few days.) Azire VPN Mullvad (download WireGuard config files - requires login. See this tip.) IVPN (download WireGuard config files - requires login) OVPN Windscribe (See this) Avoid these providers, they require a customized WireGuard client and will not work with Unraid: TunSafe (this seems to require a custom WireGuard client now) Nord (see this) PIA (see this, although with a lot of extra work it is possible. This definitely falls outside of what could be considered supported though. Also see this.) Note that with the current state of WireGuard, VPN providers cannot guarantee the same amount of privacy as they can with OpenVPN. See: https://restoreprivacy.com/wireguard/ Typically the objections are not around security, but around the fact that it is harder for them to guarantee that they cannot track you. Configuring “VPN tunneled access for docker” (New in 6.10.0-rc5! For older versions see the next post) Download a config file from your preferred commercial VPN provider On the Settings -> VPN Manager page, click the "Import Config" button and select the file on your hard drive. This will create a new tunnel specific to this provider. The “Peer type of access” will default to “VPN tunneled access for docker”. There are no settings to change, except perhaps to give it a local name. Click Apply. Note: You do not need to forward any ports through your router for this type of connection Change the Inactive slider to Active Take note the name of this tunnel, it will be wg0 or wg1 or wg2, etc. You'll need this later when setting up your containers Also note that any DNS setting the Commercial VPN provides is not imported. Open their config file and see if there is a "DNS" entry, make note of the server they provided, you will use it below. If they didn't provide one, you may want to use Google's at 8.8.8.8. Testing the tunnel Note: The "VPN tunneled access for docker" tunnel includes a kill switch - if the tunnel drops then any containers using that tunnel will lose access to the Internet. Important! Prior to Unraid 6.11.2, you must take care to start the WireGuard tunnel *before* the Docker container in order for the kill switch to work. If the docker container is started first, it will use the server's default Internet connection. That is no longer an issue for tunnels created/updated after installing Unraid 6.11.2. Using Community Applications, install a Firefox Docker container When setting up the container, set the “Network Type” to “Custom: wg2” (or whatever the name of the tunnel was in the previous step) Switch to Advanced view and add your preferred DNS provider to the "Extra Parameters". i.e.: --dns=8.8.8.8 (if you don't set this, the container may leak your ISP's DNS server) The rest of the defaults should be fine, apply the changes and start the container Launch Firefox and visit https://whatismyipaddress.com/ you should see that your IP address is in the country you selected when you signed up with the provider Also visit https://www.dnsleaktest.com/ and run a test, confirm that it only finds IPs related to the DNS provider you specified. Feel free to add more containers to this same tunnel, or create multiple tunnels if desired.

Overview: Support for Docker image arch-airsonic-advanced in the binhex repo. Application: Airsonic-Advanced - https://github.com/airsonic-advanced/airsonic-advanced Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/binhex/arch-airsonic-advanced/ GitHub: https://github.com/binhex/arch-airsonic-advanced Documentation: https://github.com/binhex/documentation If you appreciate my work, then please consider buying me a beer 😁 For other Docker support threads and requests, news and Docker template support for the binhex repository please use the "General" thread here IMPORTANT This image is now end of life and will not be maintained. The GitHub repository linked above has been archived, the UNRAID template has been removed and this support thread is now locked.

As far as I can tell this is a card for old analog signals and not for Digital Video Broadcasting, can you still receive analog signals in the area where you live? From what I've found this is a really old card from 2003 or so I think. This plugin isn't designed to support such old cards and doesn't have all the necessary modules built into it for analog TV. DigitalDevices and TBS Open Source drivers won't work for this card, as you said the only drivers that can work are the LibreELEC ones. EDIT: The best thing would be to get a used TBS or something like a DVBSky card that you can get for really cheap prices these days (I also got a DVBSky DVB-C for my development machine for about Euro 35,- and a TBS DVB-S for about Euro 40,- - both are dual tuner cards).

Hi Zusammen, ich habe es hinbekommen. Ich habe meine Mac-VM dupliziert und dort getestet. Ursache war der in der VM-XML hinterlegte Netzwerkadapter. Ursprünglich war dieser vmxnet3, den hatte ich aber durch ein anderes Problem mal auf e1000-82545em umgestellt. Das habe ich wieder zurückgestellt und jetzt klappt es auch mit der Unraid Datenübertragung. Nochmals vielen Dank an alle

New Release 2021.04.20 Added "CTIME" option under Age. This allows the "find" command to use ctime instead of mtime. But, thinking I might need to tweak it again to remove the +.... (Please confirm if you use this option) Example find command: find "/mnt/cache/Backup" -depth -ctime +30

Just add those lines to download docker-compose in the go file and have the user scripts plug-in run a few lines of docker-compose commands after array start? I haven’t set it up tho as I manually unlock my encrypted array anyways. Cheers

Parity2 will be calculated using all the data drives and as such does not need parity1 (it is perfectly valid to have parity2 without parity1). While calculating parity2 if parity1 is also present then the opportunity is taken to check it and correct any errors found. it is also possible to have a scenario with parity1 present and 1 data disk missing. In such a case parity1 is being read to emulate the missing data disk while building parity2.

Personally, I would go with this one IF the vendor is reputable...

Ok thanks

New Config without the disk and rebuild parity. https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Storage_Management#Removing_data_disk.28s.29

No, but much more than the continuous writes reported by iotop would generate, check SSDs TBW then let it run for 24H without any downloading, then check again.

So I waiting for patch. Thank you @saarg

Any continuous writes should be in there, at least they were for all users with that issue, including myself, do you do any downloading/unpacking to the cache pool?

Sure, just don't accidentally erase the wrong drive.

Ah IPv6 findet man anders: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/61840-how-to-enable-ipv6-in-dockers-solved/?do=findComment&comment=606384 Läuft Nextcloud aktuell als br0 oder Bridge?

That's from 3 Hours? It shows a total of less than 2GiB. That's very little, something else must be doing most of the writing.

It's getting fixed.

https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/stable-releases/691-setting-warningcritical-temperature-in-smart-settings-not-possible-r1376/?do=findComment&comment=13795

I'm having the same issue after pulling the latest image. It's like it "forgot" where my library is and every time I repoint to it and restart the docker it "forgets" again. I'm getting errors in my logs as well. https://privatebin.net/?6cb378d34ade868b#Euikg6Kvz2K4XK1xJq7V1U6a7Mz65Vz47f9wdraoAPUV

I have found the following options €22 New - China Noname ASM1166 (I don't trust this option) €42 New - France Noname ASM1064 (I don't trust this option) €49 New - Chinese from Amazon ASM1166 Some reviews for working with Unraid €55 Refurbished - Dell H200 €72 Refurbished - Dell H310 €115 New - Amazon LSI LSI00301 8 Port 6Gbps SAS 9207-8i SGL PCI-E Host Bus Adaptor I think the most reliable option is the LSI but the best value for money is the ASM1166 from Amazon.

I managed to solve it - there were a lots of settings in BIOS I was playing with. For anyone who visits this thread later. Enable XMP profile 1 Enabled Legacy mode in RAM overclocking (this is not needed) Enabled support for Thunderbolt devices - boot support yes, user security - none , GPIO3 force power yes. (This was the most important step for this motherboard) This changed the BRCM to appear on Bus 70:0:0 (before it was on 6:00.0 and then the passthrough went through)

Der Unterschied des HBA, ob 6 oder 12Gbps Platten unterstützt werden hat nix mit dem Durchsatz zum Mainboard zu tun. Die "alten" HABs mit 6Gbps-SAS/SATA haben in der Regel einen PCIe-2.x Interface, die "neuen" mit 12Gbps SAS/SATA haben ein PCIe-3.x Interface. Siehe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#History_and_revisions Bei einem HBA mit x8-er Anbindung im Slot schafft PCIe-2.x einen Durchsatz von 4 GB/s (Giga-BYTE, nicht -Bit) und PCIe 3.x entsprechend fast das Doppelte (7.87 GB/s). Diese Bandbreite kannst Du auf die DIsks verteilen. Wobei eine SATA-III HDD mit 6Gbps Interface aber nicht 6Gbps Durchsatz schafft, sondern etwa 1-3gbps, je nach Bauart, Cache usw....eine SSD kann da rankommen. Edit2: Ein PCIe-3.x HBA in x8 Anbindung schafft also etwa 78Gbps am Slot (1GBps = 10Gbps)....wenn der Slot direkt an einer potenten CPU hängt. Bei 2.0 Gbps realer Datenrate von einer HDD schafft der also 78/2.0 = 39 HDDs in "Full-Speed" am PCIe Ein HBA mit x16 schafft das Doppelte, zB. der: https://geizhals.de/broadcom-hba-9405w-16i-05-50047-00-a2133026.html Mit einem Expander verteilst Du die Bandbreite wiederrum auf mehr Ports. Der HBA hat 4 Kanäle pro Port. Schliesst Du also den Expander an einen Port an, ist das der Bottleneck. Edit: Diese Bandbreite (4x 6 oder 12 Gbps) pro Port kannst Du auf die DIsks verteilen. Schliesst Du den Expander mit 2 Ports an hängt es vom System ab, ob beide Ports parallel oder nur als Fallback funktionieren. Bei LSI/Broadcom/Intel Chipsets geht das wohl parallel (aber keine Garantie). Wobei Du bei unRaid dies nur mit Turbo-Write wirklich erleben könntest. Im Übrigen gibt es auch Gehäuse mit Backplanes, wo der Expander schon drauf ist, zB von Supermicro. Die LSI HBAs konnen staggered Spinup, über sogenannte Spinup-Groups. Die kannst Du im BIOS des HBA konfigurieren. Allerdings wirkt das meiner Erfahrung nach nur beim cold-boot / echtem Neustart. Software staggered spinup, wie unraid es "braucht" hängt von der Backplane und den Disks ab....nicht alle können das. Du solltest das NT also ausreichend für einen gleichzeitgen Start aller Disks auswählen. Moderne NT sind auch bei niedriger Last, heutzutage nicht mehr ganz so ineffizient. Übrigens ist der oben genannte 9300-8e ein HBA mit externem Anschluss, für ein externes Storage Array....anders als ein 9300-8i mit internen Anschlüssen.

Disk looks fine for now, just keep monitoring.

@anthem221, you should check this : Hopefully this is clearer than the documentation entry.

Hello, I have a problem accessing my reverse proxy (Docker container - Swag) after installing the 6.9.2 update. When I try to open the domain through the browser, I get the error message (ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED). The Docker container swag was installed with the custom network proxynet as in the video by SpaceinvaderOne and worked with Unraid version 6.9.1 without any problems. The server is connected to the outside via DSlite using IPv6. If you need log files I am willing to create them. I hope someone can help me to solve my problem.

I too can't access my Nginx via IPv6 anymore after updating to UnRAID 6.9.2. Connecting via IPv4 still works fine. I had no problem with my config in 6.8.3, 6.9.0 and 6.9.1. Is there a way to fix it or is this something that will get fixed in a future UnRAID update? EDIT: I did some digging and came across this pull request that was merged in Docker 20.10.2: https://github.com/moby/libnetwork/pull/2604 As UnRAID 6.9.2 switched from an older version than 20.10.2 to 20.10.5 it also includes this change and as such IPv6 isn't forwarded by default anymore. There is a fix merged: https://github.com/moby/libnetwork/pull/2608 but it's not implemented in the 20.10.5 release. It's fixed with 20.10.6 tho, see release notes: https://docs.docker.com/engine/release-notes/

Thanks for reporting this and for uploading your diagnostics! We were able to pinpoint the problem, it will be fixed in the next version of the plugin so nobody else will run into it.

Today's blog follows a couple of student's educational journey with Unraid in their classroom: https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-in-the-classroom If you are an educator and would like to teach with Unraid in the classroom, please reach out to me directly as we would love to support this educational program at your place of instruction!

Also ich habe massig versucht, konnte aber nicht herausfinden wie Unraid den Status einer Disk prüft, was dann das Kommando für den Spindown auslöst. Daher habe ich ein Script entwickelt, das hoffentlich das Problem löst: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/106508-force-spindown-script/ Der Langzeit-Test steht jetzt noch aus. Kann ja nicht sein, dass ich mir jetzt teure Ultrastar kaufen muss. 🙈

Rebuild worked fine. Lets hope that the CRC errors do not rise further. Thank you again for the quick support.

As long as NPM is accessable from the internet that is possible but letsencrypt need to verify you are indeed the owner by placing a small file with a 'challenge' code on the domain you are requesting ssl for. If it cannot read that code it cannot determine that you are the owner and it won't assign a certificate. So if you are 100% offline than this is not an option. You can however buy a ssl certificate if you supply your own CSR. But yeah not with letsencrypt. (well technically you can have an other host that is public request a wildcard certificate and then manually copy that certificate every 2-3 months to your local hosts but I don't have experience with that myself)

Hey there! I almost finished my new unRAID box today (my SATA power cable was .75 inches too short for the last power plug on my backplane rip). Trying to get everything else done why I wait for the cable extension to come in. One of the last things I needed to do was to actually create the unRAID bootable flash drive. I downloaded the unRAID Flash Creator and opened my brand new Samsung Fit flash drive. However, the USB creator threw an error that the flash drive had an invalid GUID. The specific flash drive, Samsung Fit, placed #3 on SpaceInvaderOne's video ranking flash drives for booting unRAID - so it shouldn't be a device issue. A post on reddit suggested following these steps - so I followed all of those successfully and it still wouldn't work a second time. Flash drives aren't super expensive so if I have to get another it's not the end of the world. I'm just trying to figure out if there is a fix I can do, or something else I can try before I order another. Any help or advice is appreciated, thanks a lot! *edit* Device ID that shows up on when I try to perform the unRAID bootable image **last edit, problem fixed** So I borrowed my GF's laptop and it worked flawlessly the first time. When I loaded up the unRAID USB creator the proper device ID showed up. Not sure why it didn't work on my desktop, but it did on her laptop. In any event, the problem is fixed. A mod can delete this if they want, or leave up in case someone has this issue in the future.

I also had this problem. I then loaded an older version of Github and then it worked. You are now lucky that this bug was fixed two days ago. The best thing to do is to delete the Docker and the jitsi folder in the appdata and start the tutorial all over again. I just tested it and it's work.

ca.mover.tuning.plg - 2021.04.16 Verify your settings for the plugin... Apr 17 12:28:59 Tower root: cat: /boot/config/plugins/ca.mover.tuning/ca.mover.tuning.cfg: No such file or directory Probably need to make a change, revert it and apply it to get rid of this error.

Yes I managed to get this working with swag - made my own proxy conf file. Try the attached conf file. i included screen shots of the config. Turn off HTTPS if using SWAG. And I added some screen shots of cert mapping, it wasn't abundantly clear in previous posts. The full string for each. Replace YOURDOMAIN with your actual domain name. Screenshots show you how to configure each. /mnt/user/appdata/swag/etc/letsencrypt/live/YOURDOMAIN.com/chain.pem /mnt/user/appdata/swag/etc/letsencrypt/live/YOURDOMAIN.com/privkey.pem /mnt/user/appdata/swag/etc/letsencrypt/live/YOURDOMAIN.com/privkey.pem /mnt/user/appdata/swag/etc/letsencrypt/live/YOURDOMAIN.com/fullchain.pem Let me know how you get on. Good luck. poste.subdomain.conf

If you go to Settings -> Management Access and turn on help, you'll see there are several options for configuring SSL. If you set "Use SSL/TLS" to Auto and provision a cert, that will use Unraid's built-in Let's Encrypt certificate with a yourpersonalhash.unraid.net domain. This requires DNS Rebinding to be disabled for the unraid.net domain, as we automatically setup DDNS for yourpersonalhash.unraid.net that points to your internal IP address so the certificate will work. You can also use a legit certificate that you provide. If you do this then you need to manage DNS on your network so that the name resolves. Or you can use a self-signed cert. Or you can disable SSL and use http. Unraid will work fine with any of those settings. I can't tell if you have installed the Unraid.net My Servers plugin. If you have, then the only restriction there is that the Remote Access solution requires you to have "Use SSL/TLS" set to "Auto". Other than that, everything else can be used regardless of how SSL is configured. It is very unclear what the actual issue is that you are having, which makes it very difficult to help Please feel free to add screenshots if you aren't able to describe the issue, blanking out anything you feel is private. Depending on what the problem is you can save time by uploading your diagnostics (from Tools -> Diagnostics).

Normal and required if you have a password. (And parts of the rest of the GUI also rely on them)

Deselect all of them, then recheck them and apply.

For anybody else looking up similar questions some 3+ years later ... The very helpful "archived notification menu" can be found from: webui > tools > archived notifications You can then click on a notification, and it will give you further details, as per extrobe's "NOK" paste.. (Thanks for the pointers, resolved my issue, also ended up being a hot disk )

I very rarely use Community Applications to install containers on my server. Actually just today I finished making another container and getting it running on my server. If you can find a Docker container on Docker Hub, you can most likely get it running on unRAID with no issues. To setup a new container, just follow a few steps and you shouldn't have many issues. Read the official Docker container documentation very thoroughly. Seriously, I can't tell you how many times I've failed to get a container started because I missed a parameter, or how many containers I've skipped adding a volume to only to find out no config saved after a restart. Go to your Docker Tab in unRAID and click Add Container Leave the Template blank. unRAID will create a template when you get your container running Give it a name- not like Bob or Sally, but a name which is basically what the container is. Plex, LetsEncrypt, etc. In Repository, enter the Docker Hub repository along with the tag, eg. homeassistant/home-assistant:stable where stable is the tag. Docker Hub is good about telling you the Docker command to run the container, you just don't need the docker run portion in this field Network Type is where things can get tricky. Host shares the IP with the server. Bridge gives the container a unique IP address within the private network of Docker. Most of my containers use Bridge. If you want to get really technical you can create Docker networks. My Home Assistant container runs on a network I created that is on my smart home VLAN. If your container requires a PATH, and if you plan on saving data it will, click Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device and in the dropdown select Port. Name is human readable only and I've played with a lot of different naming conventions, but I just stick to the container path without the leading slash, so config for example. Container Path is the path the container needs, so for my HA container, it's /config Host Path is the path on your unRAID server to store the data, so for my HA container, it's /mnt/cache/docker_stash/homeassistant/ and as you can see I've created a folder that only exists on my cache drive for Docker. This is unnecessary but I was using a small 15k drive when I created this and didn't have much space for anything other than my Docker container on the drive. This was just a workaround and I'll eventually move it all to another folder If your container requires a PORT, click Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device and in the dropdown select Port Name is human readable only, but for the most part I just make it the port number. Sometimes I'll specify that it's for, like Web UI but that's rare Container Port is the port the container needs opened which will be in the container documentation Host Port is the port you want to direct this to on your unRAID server. If you have a container that needs port 80, this is where you would redirect to 81, 8080, etc. Connection Type is either TCP or UDP. Again the container documentation will tell you and if it doesn't, assume TCP. If it doesn't work, edit the container and try UDP. If you need more settings than you can access with the Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device, then in the upper right you can toggle the switch that says Basic View and get into Advanced View. From here you can specify the Docker Hub URL, Icon URL and even the WebUI which for Home Assistant is http://[IP]:[PORT:8123]/lovelace. So you see you can do the IP, port and even a path all in here so you can easily access your UI from the main unRAID screen. Extra Parameters is where odd things go, such as on my Home Assistant I'm skipping my Pi-Hole container with --dns=1.1.1.1 to tell the container to use Cloudfare's DNS. As you can see, you have quite a bit of flexibility and power with unRAID. When I first got in and was learning about running Dockers on unRAID it sure seemed narrow minded just to limit myself to only the Community Applications and I wanted to figure out how to do it on my own. If there is already a Community Application that gets me there, I'll use it but I don't want to be limited to only that one place when there are so many containers. Also, the beauty of Docker is if 100 people make containers for something like Plex or Home Assistant, you can always switch your Repository if the one you are using isn't keeping current and just save your settings. As long as they aren't doing some weird stuff for their container, you shouldn't have to change any ports, paths, etc. and it should just work.

Try navigating to the windows youd like to be your new default and then inside Krusader go to Window>Save Position

Got it working by using the following in the rule section of the private option: (sec=sys,rw,insecure,all_squash,anongid=1000,anonuid=1000)

Docker Folders plugin available in the Apps Tab

Try the different options for ACS Override, like go through all 4 options, start with Disabled, Downstream, Multi-Function and Both. See if one of those settings get you a different result. (You're currently on Downstream) (Located in Settings --> VM Manager --> Advanced View)

Struggled to find a solution and tried pretty much every step listed on the first 4 pages on the microsoft support site. This finally did it. Especially step 2 Step 1: 1.1) Press Windows+R (Open Run) 1.2) Execute gpedit.msc. It will open the Local Group Policy Editor. 1.3) Follow the dropdown options as: Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Network -> Lanman Workstation Then Enable the Enable insecure guest logons Try to access the devices over the network once. If it does not works then Step 2 can be followed. Step 2: 1.1) Press Windows+R (Open Run) 1.2) Execute gpedit.msc. It will open the Local Group Policy Editor. 1.3) Follow the dropdown options as: Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Windows settings -> Security Settings -> Security Options Then Disable the Microsoft Network client: Digitally sign communications(always) While searching for solutions, I could found a lot of solutions and most of them have been included in this thread. As above steps worked for me, I thought of including them here.

diagnostics.zip plz

You could leave the setting at ”Prefer”. That way if your cache runs out of free space files will start getting written to the array rather than the dockers starting to fail as they run out of room.