Squid

You have to tell nerd pack to install inotifywait in its settinfs Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk

Nobody searches in this thread as 90+% of the posts are all OT (just the way I like it ) But my stance on flash drive backup hasn't changed. And TBH I don't really see much need for it as in this world of VMs and Docker, most of the settings are actually stored within the array / docker image / system image etc. Only thing is the user template XMLs for docker and XMLs for VMs (passthru) stored on flash drive. I know I'm probably an odd use-case here, but when I had my flash drive die resetting up all my volume/port mappings was a real PITA. That would be the only argument I have for the flash drive. EDIT: I agree its most of the time a one time backup, but adding some ease for users would be nice. Good point. But its such an easy thing to do yourself that it's almost criminal to not do it yourself periodically. /whinyvoice but I want someone else to set it up for me to happen automatically Already exists: Read here and And here

Nobody searches in this thread as 90+% of the posts are all OT (just the way I like it ) But my stance on flash drive backup hasn't changed. And TBH I don't really see much need for it as in this world of VMs and Docker, most of the settings are actually stored within the array / docker image / system image etc. Only thing is the user template XMLs for docker and XMLs for VMs (passthru) stored on flash drive. I know I'm probably an odd use-case here, but when I had my flash drive die resetting up all my volume/port mappings was a real PITA. That would be the only argument I have for the flash drive. EDIT: I agree its most of the time a one time backup, but adding some ease for users would be nice. Good point. But its such an easy thing to do yourself that it's almost criminal to not do it yourself periodically.

Nobody searches in this thread as 90+% of the posts are all OT (just the way I like it ) But my stance on flash drive backup hasn't changed. And TBH I don't really see much need for it as in this world of VMs and Docker, most of the settings are actually stored within the array / docker image / system image etc.

All of the comments regarding sample.conf are presumably all part of inotifywait. IIRC all you have to do is use NerdPack plugin to install inotifywait, and then run checksum, and set up the directories there. Checksum makes a copy of inotifywait (so that it can enable / disable it no problems)

In a nutshell: Set up a HTPC to work with and interface with MySQL / MariaDB properly (eg: set up advancedsettings.xml) The copy from the HTPC to the appdata/kodi/userdata for this app the following files: mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml Then modify the advancedsettings.xml included with this app appropriately Point CP / Sonarr to talk to this app. Done NB: When setting up your HTPC, make sure that you use the default scraper with Kodi, otherwise this app will not be able to scrape the files correctly So in this case my Mac is my HTPC, would I go to kodi.tv download Jarvis 16.1 for OSX and then modify and copy the following files from OSX to unRAID? mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml If so, that seems pretty straight forward. I just need to make sure my paths, etc. are correct. Yeah, once you verify that kodi works properly on the computer (interfacing and scanning correctly in conjunction with MariaDB/MySQL), then copy those files over, and modify advancedsettings.xml appropriately

In a nutshell: Set up a HTPC to work with and interface with MySQL / MariaDB properly (eg: set up advancedsettings.xml) The copy from the HTPC to the appdata/kodi/userdata for this app the following files: mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml Then modify the advancedsettings.xml included with this app appropriately Point CP / Sonarr to talk to this app. Done NB: When setting up your HTPC, make sure that you use the default scraper with Kodi, otherwise this app will not be able to scrape the files correctly

No. It's just forcing unRaid to use a particular address to resolve domain names (in this case Google's DNS servers) and bypassing whatever your ISP has chosen to use (in my case, Bell Sympatico's DNS servers are beyond crap)

99.999% of the time there is never a reason to change the author's webUI entry You are specifying an absolute IP address, and an absolute PORT number The Author specified this: http://[iP]:[PORT:8096]/ What this means is that unRaid will take whatever its IP address is and replace [iP] within it, and whatever host port is currently mapped to container port 8096 and replace [PORT:8096] with it What you've done is change that line and did unRaid's job for itself by using http://192.168.1.10:8096/ This is a warning because what you're doing works. (and warnings can be set to not send notifications) But consider two scenarios: You replace your modem / router, and its using a different subnet of 192.168.2.x Now you have to adjust your webUI. If it was still stock you wouldn't have to If for some reason you decide to change the communication port from 8096 to something else, no you have to adjust the template in 2 places. If the line was stock, you wouldn't have to. It's a pain for those of us that reverse proxy stuff.... You see that little button that says "IGNORE"? Magical things happen when you press it... Also, if you're not on the latest version, then upgrade as you'll have more options on how to deal with ignored items and logging, etc

If you're like me (hopefully not), you've probably got a ton of excess appdata folders for applications which you no longer have installed, and probably will not install again. Added in a module which goes through the list of your previously installed applications, find's the appdata folder locations, compares it to the appdata list for your installed applications and then prompts you to delete the orphaned ones. This will not touch any appdata that might happen to be used for a plugin, a VM, etc.

99.999% of the time there is never a reason to change the author's webUI entry You are specifying an absolute IP address, and an absolute PORT number The Author specified this: http://[iP]:[PORT:8096]/ What this means is that unRaid will take whatever its IP address is and replace [iP] within it, and whatever host port is currently mapped to container port 8096 and replace [PORT:8096] with it What you've done is change that line and did unRaid's job for itself by using http://192.168.1.10:8096/ This is a warning because what you're doing works. (and warnings can be set to not send notifications) But consider two scenarios: You replace your modem / router, and its using a different subnet of 192.168.2.x Now you have to adjust your webUI. If it was still stock you wouldn't have to If for some reason you decide to change the communication port from 8096 to something else, no you have to adjust the template in 2 places. If the line was stock, you wouldn't have to.

Whom ever used the id first has squatter rights Right... and you know who was first I'll try to kang better in the future. I forget how the tabbed pages work sometimes. I changed the id's and vars too for good measure. undecided who I was rooting for to be the one to change the I'd. [emoji14] Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk

Since you're relying on rsync, probably wouldn't hurt to have something like this in your code so that it'll print the actual error message instead of just the code function getRsyncReturnValue($returnValue) { $returnMessage[0] = "Success"; $returnMessage[1] = "Syntax or usage error"; $returnMessage[2] = "Protocol incompatibility"; $returnMessage[3] = "Errors selecting input/output files, dirs"; $returnMessage[4] = "Requested action not supported: an attempt was made to manipulate 64-bit files on a platform that cannot support them; or an option was specified that is supported by the client and not by the server."; $returnMessage[5] = "Error starting client-server protocol"; $returnMessage[6] = "Daemon unable to append to log-file"; $returnMessage[10] = "Error in socket I/O"; $returnMessage[11] = "Error in file I/O"; $returnMessage[12] = "Error in rsync protocol data stream"; $returnMessage[13] = "Errors with program diagnostics"; $returnMessage[14] = "Error in IPC code"; $returnMessage[20] = "Received SIGUSR1 or SIGINT"; $returnMessage[21] = "Some error returned by waitpid()"; $returnMessage[22] = "Error allocating core memory buffers"; $returnMessage[23] = "Partial transfer due to error"; $returnMessage[24] = "Partial transfer due to vanished source files"; $returnMessage[25] = "The --max-delete limit stopped deletions"; $returnMessage[30] = "Timeout in data send/receive"; $returnMessage[35] = "Timeout waiting for daemon connection"; $return = $returnMessage[$returnValue]; if ( ! $return ) { $return = "Unknown Error"; } return $return; }

Whom ever used the id first has squatter rights

don't use torrents, but I can tell you right off the hop that you can't use localhost. You've got to specify the IP address of your server

And double check ^^^ Also, while its not the cause / problem, you really should delete those orphaned images - they only take up space and do nothing

You should post a screen shot of the volume mappings that you are using for the app. Docker apps cannot automatically create any share unless you have a mapping for them. Also verify that your mappings for your other apps do not refer to those shares either.

I've been playing around, and as far as I can tell the code in CA works perfectly. (Assuming that permissions in the tmp folder are correct - which if they are not somehow [no clue how they could ever change]) Which leaves me with only two suggestions - Either somehow its in your network and/or ISP, or your root folder (/tmp) is full due to maybe a previously installed plugin / docker app / memory starvation due to over provisioning a vm, etc

The errors when making changes to settings is because I didn't consider that the downloads might fail on the settings. Will update and fix As far as not being able to download at all, - What version of CA? - Try uninstalling and reinstalling - Are you behind a VPN?

I know I made the reverse test more permissive but can't remember if I made this one the same. Basically at the very least that folder exists on the cache drive. If that's the only thing causing it to fail then I'll adjust the code Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk

Good practice Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk

Just looked into this (I think its the 2nd time someone has reported this). You need to upgrade your unRaid to at least 6.1.8 -> I can work around it, but it'll be a day or two

Update available. As far as which to choose, stars aren't really that useful a thing to go by. Downloads are better and. You can sort by the number of downloads and if you click the icon you can see the total number. Beyond that you've just got to research and choose whichever you are comfortable with. Functionally there is very little difference between the apps from different authors Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk

Shoot. I'll have to revert the change I just made as it looks like PHP included in 6.1 doesn't include that function Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk

One possibility: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=49511.msg475010#msg475010 Thanks for the suggestion Squid. But i am not pinning any cpus to the docker. Any other ideas? The problem is with this docker alone. The only other possibility I saw (and I already checked it out) was that the app was a non-automated build (but its not), so its up to Binhex now. BTW, that link wasn't specific to cpu pinning, but any extra parameters that you may have added old style to the Repository entry and not to the Extra Parameters entry