Squid

Installing NetData and leaving it running in another tab would be great as you'd be able to see graphs (at least from the point you installed it)

load average: 0.46, 0.95, 2.44 The 15 minute thing relates to the above. First # is the average load over the last minute, 2nd is over 5 minutes, and last is over 15 minutes. All three at this point indicate no problems for a 6-core machine. unused RAM is wasted ram. What you're seeing is what you want to see https://www.linuxatemyram.com/

So all 6 cores were @ 100% with the apps pinned to a single core? You should grab diagnostics when this is happening (sooner rather than later -> while its happening is ideal, but after 15 minutes it would probably be useless)

The default schedules are what unRaid's UI supports natively (and time is adjustable with the Schedules plugin) anything else requires basically a cronjob UI which is just (to be honest) too much aggravation for me to do.

Unifi Video crashed when a backup was run. Plex crashed @ 6am on Jan 2 And right now some container is refusing to stop (not the docker system per se). It really wouldn't hurt to nuke the docker.img and reinstall the apps via Apps, Previous Apps.

Not true. A spinner for a cache drive will be significantly faster than the array for writes, especially for docker containers, VMs For accessing over the network, then even writes to the cache will be moderately faster, but not hugely.

To be honest, I argued for when a core is isolated to not allow the GUI to let you select it for a container, as I knew that this question was going to happen over and over again. (which it has).

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/?page=2#comment-566086

Apps Tab - Enable DockerHub search results in it's settings. Search for powershell Install it, then (technically, the above isn't even required, but only lets you have unRaid allow you to uninstall it) Linux 4.18.20-unRAID. Last login: Tue Jan 1 20:53:05 -0500 2019 on pts/1 from 192.168.1.183. root@ServerA:~# docker run -it microsoft/powershell PowerShell 6.1.1 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. https://aka.ms/pscore6-docs Type 'help' to get help. PS /> Write-Host "Hello, World!" Hello, World!

I had to add this line to my "go" file to get the fan speeds to appear (even after running the detection) on my Z370 modprobe it87 force_id=0x8686 Can't remember right now though how I got the id#

only if it's working directory is /mnt/user/... But you can also install the StopShell app to have it close out any terminal sessions during a shutdown procedure

Isolating cores means that you're isolating them from the base OS (unRaid). Net result is that the task switcher won't touch those cores. Which means that if you pin an application to multiple isolated cores, it will only run on the lowest numbered one. IE: Don't isolate cores 5/11 if you want your apps to run on them. Isolating cores is generally only done to give a VM exclusive rights to the cores.

Set one to 2, and leave the other alone (defaults to 1024). When both containers require all the cpu, Plex will basically take it all, and only leave the tiny fraction available for handbrake. But, you also have to remember that all containers by default have a priority of 1024, so, assuming that Plex wants it all and another container wants it all, and handbrake wants it all at the same time then Plex and the other container will both split the CPU down the middle and leave a tiny fraction for handbrake.

You can easily prioritize one container over another without limiting cores https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/?page=2#comment-566087

https://wiki.unraid.net/Upgrading_to_UnRAID_v6 https://forums.unraid.net/topic/37354-upgrading-unraid-from-version-5-to-version-6/

That command would have trashed the files in the appdata, as you're mixing user shares and disk shares in the same command (Google unRaid user share copy bug - but it's not a bug)

Normal stuff

Delete all the orphans (or alternatively delete the docker image) then Apps, Previous Apps Section, check off what you want and hit install multi. A coffee (or beer) later and your in business

Then hit the checkmark (might take a minute if you have tons of stuff and drives need to spin up etc)

ok Scroll down to the bottom of the popup to import them all. To import one by one you have to go into the the folder itself. Far easier to import them as a batch. Sonarr will ask you to confirm what show is what

Because I got VERY annoyed

Must be real small, as I don't see them.

You can set a custom cron schedule for it to run. But once per day is more than sufficent CA (Apps) will always tell you if its out of date (whether or not plugin update checking is disabled, etc). And it's basically nothing for the other plugin authors to also let the user know about any updates whenever they hit the settings. It's all up to the author and how annoyed they get when seeing users running older versions.

Did you really think that I actually read the post I replied to?!?! Brain tends to be a bit on the fuzzy side every January 1st morning. (Never quite figured out why)

Install Auto Turbo Mode from Apps for it to switch back and forth between turbo mode and non-turbo mode based on # of drives spinning