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  1. I am running a game server in a container, I was thinking about how it would be nice to be able to give someone else the ability to login and perform a restart of a container, and then I got to thinking that UnRaid could have a full User Permission system, which could be handled via the GUI. (CLI too of course) Imagine a world... Where you could assign users granular permissions to VM's, Containers, plugins and other permissions. Users with limited rights would only see GUI access for objects they have rights to view. Containers: Permission to Manage\edit a specific container or multiple containers. Permission to add a new container. Permission to stop\restart a container. Permission to see container logs. Virtual Machines Permission to Manage\edit a specific VM or multiple VMs. Permission to provision a new VM. Permission to stop\restart a VM. Permission to see VM logs. Plugins: Permission to install plugins Permission to remove plugins. Unraid Settings: Granular user permissions to allow the ability to manage the array. Start/Stop the array. Essentially extend user permissions past the file system into every aspect of Unraid. Etc, so on and so forth. Now tell me why my idea is a horrible one and I should have never had it
  2. I feel a feature request coming on :). I appreciate the suggestion. Posted one here:
  3. As the title suggests I would like to create a user who's only ability is to reboot a container, is this possible?
  4. @acozad1 I downgraded from 6.11.1 to 6.11.0 and then re-updated back to 6.11.1. Unfortunately this did not fix my issue and I am still having the issue. I am noticing that I am having odd issues where I am unable to rename some directories via windows SMB.
  5. I too am having this issue, going to try the downgrade and re-update method mentioned above to see if that works.
  6. I actually got this figured out, and was totally caused by my own issues. First this is absolutley the correct directory to copy the mod to: '\Empyrion - Dedicated Server\steamapps\common\Empyrion - Dedicated Server\Content\Scenarios' My issue was that I was trying to change the scenario on an already existing save game. So once you boot the container the first time and allow it to download all the game files, you then need to turn the server back off and do the following: Navigate to "Empyrion - Dedicated Server\steamapps\common\Empyrion - Dedicated Server\Saves\Games" and rename 'DediGame' to 'DediGame.old' Copy the Scenario you subscribed to and downloaded using your client computer From: '\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\383120\2550354956' To: '\Empyrion - Dedicated Server\steamapps\common\Empyrion - Dedicated Server\Content\Scenarios' Rename the folder '2550354956' to 'Reforged Eden' Modify the 'dedicated.yaml': Change the field 'Srv_Name' under Server Config from 'DediGame' to anything of your liking. changing the 'CustomScenario:' field from 'Default Multiplayer' to 'Reforged Eden' (Without the quotes) Power the server back on, this time it should load 'Reforged Eden' and create a new save game folder. This is what fixed it for me.
  7. Hello fiR3W4LL, I am running the Empiryon docker container, and I am also interested in installing a scenario mod called 'Reforged Eden'. I have subscribed to the mod and downloaded the files on my game client and then tried to copy the files to the server in this location '\Empyrion - Dedicated Server\steamapps\common\Empyrion - Dedicated Server\Content\Scenarios' I then have modified the 'Dedicated.yaml' file with the new name 'Reforged Eden' for the scenario value. When the mod is installed on my client machine it installs it to '\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\383120\2550354956' I am unsure where to copy the files and was wondering if you had any pointers or ideas on why it's having issues. Thanks!
  8. Hey @JorgeB, Just want to say I was able to pop both of my previous 8TB drives back into my array, did what you suggested and it worked! I was able to restore my array, thanks a ton dude!
  9. The data on the array has changed. Could you help me by sharing the steps to put in my last drive so that I only loose the data that was on disk 7? Thanks!
  10. Hi Jorgeb, unfortunately I can't, the array doesn't see the drive, it shows as missing. Basically the behavior I see by the drive is that it spins up, is seen by the bios in post but then becomes unresponsive when the os loads. Happens in windows too. I can see the disk in disk manager after I boot as uninitialized disk, but then I do a rescan, and It disappears.
  11. Hello, Please forgive me I posted another post but deleted it thinking I had found the issue I had a drive fail on me lets call this (Drive B), while rebuilding parity on another drive (Drive A). Drive A was being rebuilt due to a size upgrade from 8tb to 14tb. I still have the old 8tb drive A. I would like to know the best way to fix my issue with as little data loss as possible. I am pretty much resigned to the fact that I am going to lose data. Thanks unraid-diagnostics-20210411-1008.zip
  12. I pulled the drive from the array, and plugged it into a desktop, and it seems to spin up (for some reason the drive isn't being detected by the server) at this point I think that there is some other issue such as a cable or port problem and not actually a failed drive.
  13. Hello, I replaced an 8TB Drive with a 14tb drive, and while rebuilding, a separate 14tb drive failed on me. I am pretty much resigned to the fact that I'm probably going to lose data, what would be the best steps to resolve this situation with as little data loss as possible? My hope is that I can put the 8TB i had back into the array, and use the drive I was going to use as an upgrade to now instead replace the newly failed 14tb drive, but im unsure if this is possible. Thank You unraid-diagnostics-20210411-1008.zip