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Perhaps reading from here on down might help https://forums.unraid.net/topic/84229-dynamix-wireguard-vpn/?tab=comments#comment-780658

It looks like the server itself has access (at least FCP isn't complaining that it doesn't). I would guess that one or more of the containers don't. Sep 9 21:32:27 Tower rc.docker: Error response from daemon: network dm-eca6c1e43b53 is already using parent interface br0 I don't use custom networks for docker, but this is probably what's going on. If a reboot doesn't fix you up, then possibly delete the docker.img and reinstall the apps and go from there. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/#comment-564309

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/34603-get-fancy-with-docker-and-cpu-pinning/

Your memory (CMK32GX4M2A2666C16) is listed as not being compatible with 4 sticks on the motherboard's QVL list (https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Memory/mb_memory_ga-ax370-gaming.pdf) (It's actually listed as only being compatible if you have a single stick) As dual rank memory on a 1st gen Ryzen, you should be running them at 1866MT/s and not 2133MT/s https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/page/2/?tab=comments#comment-819173

I'd start with recreating the docker.img file. The problems start with Plex, and then go down from there. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/#comment-564309

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/89517-‘cpu-0-machine-check-0-bank-4-a600000000020408’-need-help/?tab=comments#comment-830663

I would double check that. (Or check that the memory used b the video card isn't 4G.) Either way, there's only 2 sticks detected and they're both 4G total used free shared buff/cache available Mem: 3.8Gi 470Mi 1.5Gi 986Mi 1.8Gi 2.2Gi

You've probably never set the font size on the windows box. Set it to normal and they both should be different

IDK, I'm too lazy to check out any scripts to deal with them but not lazy enough to stop just manually importing them.... Catch-22 for me

It is the cuprit. Hashing all of your files is very cpu intensive

Sab doesn't care about the media mapping (it only uses the one for downloads and the config) Obfuscated you'll always have the odd problem with them and you need to do a manual import.

FYI, a template author has no control over this entry https://forums.unraid.net/topic/38619-docker-template-xml-schema/page/2/?tab=comments#comment-773589 https://forums.unraid.net/topic/38619-docker-template-xml-schema/page/2/?tab=comments#comment-825087

They're not the same. You've got /data on radarr and sonarr mapped to /mnt/user/downloads/complete and on sabnzbd it's mapped to /mnt/user/downloads This means that when sab tells sonarr / radarr where to find the files its saying "the file is at /data/complete/nameOfFile" which translates to (in its world /mnt/user/downloads/complete/nameOfFile But since sonarr / radarr have that differing mapping, they are looking for the file at /mnt/user/downloads/complete/complete/nameOfFile Change sonarr / radarr to match sab's and everything will work out for the best

Not a complete answer, but Settings - Display Settings, the option there for Font Size happens to be PER DEVICE. Your desktop can have it set to normal whereas your phone can be set to HUGE.

What this is called is memory ballooning, which unraid does support, but AFAIK only the server editions of Windows support (and even there only a few people in the world would have a clue about how to actually use it). Separate VMs is a decent workaround. Best solution is more memory on the server itself.

Did you remove from the template the port mapping for 80?

Yup. That's correct. USB backup was just tacked onto the plugin as a feature req (realistically it changes very infrequently), and was done prior to the GUI even supporting any method of backup of the USB. The USB backup will be removed completely in the future. Waiting on a feature from LT being worked on...

Your domains share (where the VM's vdisks usually live) is currently located on disks 1, 2, 3 and the cache drive. If you VM's vdisk is sitting on any of the data drives, then normal and expected for performance to go down the drain when a parity check is running. You should ensure that they are on the cache drive for the utmost in performance

The minute you start a VM, all the ram you've set for it is allocated by the host. Normal, and how it should work.

You can usually disable the logo to be displayed on boot. This will allow you to see what is actually going on.

To further add on to a necro post, in your router you should definitely have a secondary DNS address pointing to something other than piHole. If only the primary is present and pointed to the container, then if you stop your server effectively you have no internet access on any device using the router's DNS addresses. Furthermore, within unRaid's Network settings you should not have it pointed at piHole. Rather you should have it pointed to the OpenDNS / Google's DNS. There are zero ads within unRaid, and using piHole for unRaid complicates things a ton more.

It all depends upon how you've mapped the Music share to Plex. You have a choice between read-only and read-write. Edit the app, and then edit that path mapping for Music and adjust to suit.

You need to have at least one array disk to use unraid. Either assign it as disk 1 or assign a separate flash drive as disk1 and the SSD as the cache drive

Is the USB mounted? Can you access it over the network? What's the contents within the appdatabackup folder on it?