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  1. My gaming rig has the R5, and I intend to eventually move my unraid server into it when I get a new one for it. Room for expansion, and I just love the aesthetic of it. currently my unraid lives in a Node 804. I needed compact and it fit in perfectly where it’s located which was cramped for space. You’re probably best, imho, going for the Meshify 2. Have read great things on it, cracking looking case, good number of included fans and so much room if you ever decide to add additional drives 😃
  2. Not sure how, but tried the steps again to generate a PIA config and now have this working in Unraid. Tested the connection using Firefox and a second/test container of Qbittorrent & all seems good. Will test it a bit more before deciding to use it as my primary VPN for containers
  3. Anyone having any more success with PIA? Not quite sure where I'm going wrong, I've created a number of configs but none of them work. I just get the below image and no connection at all. This happens if I use the wg config in a VM or import it on unraid.
  4. I've also had this after my upgrade to 6.10.3. Haven't had time to properly investigate, hopefully you get some pointers here
  5. Hey, I just got the below message when clicking the Apps tab. Tried on Brave, Chrome & Firefox with CA plugin version 2022.03.13 Something really wrong went on during get_content Post the ENTIRE contents of this message in the Community Applications Support Thread OS: 6.9.2 Browser: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/99.0.4844.51 Safari/537.36 Language: No data was returned. It is probable that another browser session has rebooted your server. Reloading this browser tab will probably fix this error Reloading doesn't work, I'm not signed in anywhere else & my server hasn't rebooted today. Edit: added CA debugging Edit2: ....& it's back. I didn't do anything else, so not sure what happened CA-Logging-20220314-1558.zip
  6. I had this & had to update the plugins from the Settings > Plug ins > Install Plug in menu, to make sure an available update was recognised as being available. The main 'Plugins' page said they were up to date, but once I done that & they updated, everything scanned & started doing what it does without issue.
  7. I've just updated with minimal reconfiguration, but on a less technical level: thanks for dark mode!
  8. Nope, I've been on the 4.3.9-2-01 tag since the whole thing with the paths
  9. This is how mine is configured, which works for me: In Sonarr, my 'Settings -> Download Client' option has Qbittorrent with the option at the bottom enabled to do this: Then in Qbittorrent, Settings > Bittorrent, I've set the seed limit to:
  10. Have you tried the steps in the link below to try recovering?
  11. Same here. Worth noting that I followed the link in the post below before I updated & went up to step 14 without seeing any errors. Not sure if that's an indicator of how the migration is likely to go or just coincidence. From sounds of things, I would've expected some errors during the process at some point if the db was corrupt in any way.
  12. I don't remember ever doing it manually, other than first creating my custom docker network, but I obviously have at some point. Just thought it was odd since the Docker Auto Update Settings was the only place it seems to be listed. Cheers, Squid
  13. I've had this before, I think it's fairly common. For the missing keys, run the terminal for the nextcloud container in the Docker page (not the general unraid terminal option on the top right corner) and type 'occ db:add-missing-primary-keys' which should sort that. For the phone region, there's a great video here to edit your config file: I'm not sure on the others, I think the X-Frame-Options can be solved in your reverse proxy config - but don't quote me on that one, I may be remembering that one wrong.