razmajazz

Absolutely awesome! and very cool 🆒

Still rocking the Lian Li Lancool K12

I had similar errors after the upgrade to 1.15.0.659. Any playback requiring transcoding (even if just remuxing to a new container), either did not play at all (browser interface) or gave the trancoder crashed message (PMP). Any media which could direct play worked fine. Even remote users could stream if the media could be direct played, but if any transcoding or remuxing was required it didn't work. I have 2 instances of PMS running on Unraid (1 exclusively for home use) and interestingly the other instance worked fine after the upgrade for all media and all players. Before downgrading the unworking instance to the previous version of PMS, but I compared the PMS settings for both server instances. The only major difference I found was the instance that worked well had Enable HTTP Pipelining checked. After checking this in the broken instance and restarting PMS, everything is working again.

I wish it was that easy. Unfortunately, Plex uses a fixed port of 32400 internally no matter how you set the ports in Docker. In my experience each PMS instance requires a different IP address. There is a Pipework Docker which should be able to give a different IP address to another Docker, but I couldn't make it work with Plex. I ended up creating a VM for a second Plex server. If anyone figures out how to create 2 simultaneous instances of Plex using Dockers, I would love to hear how they did it.

Unless you have a particular reason to change them, the defaults loaded with a Docker template usually work well. Changing the volume mappings may be required depending on your particular server configuration and use for the Docker. Tonido doesn't require port forwarding. You make an account at tonidoid.com and use that address to access your docker.

This app is working great for me except for one issue. When I try to download a whole directory the download fails immediately. I believe Tonido tries to zip the folder and fails at that point. Any help appreciated.

I recently had a very similar occurrence with parity drive (ST4000D) throwing off a huge number of read errors, but no sync errors during parity check. I replaced the drive and ran multiple preclear cycles on it. Although pending sectors decreased with each preclear cycle, they never went to zero. Reallocated sector count continued to increase. After the preclear cycles I ran a full badblock cycle, expecting to find a lot of problems, but interestingly, it found no errors at all. Like you, I'm not sure if the drive was really bad, but since it was still under warranty, I decided to RMA it.

Completed my build a couple of weeks ago. I managed to get unRAID up and running on an old P4 MB I had but I decided for aesthetics and power consumption to start a fresh build. My design criteria were (in order): function, quality, price. After a lot of research I ended up with the following: CASE: Lian Li PC-K12B - $120 4x3: Lian Li EX-34N (x3) - $37 ($111) Power Supply: Corsair VX450 - $50 Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA74GM-S2 - $50 CPU: AMD X2 4050e (OEM) - $35 Memory: Crucial 2 x 1GB DDR2 800 - $21 HDDs (Parity + 1 Data): Samsung Ecogreen F2 1TB - $70 ($140) Cables: SATA, fan, power - $30 Total: $557 I reused a PCI SATA card and CPU cooler I already had as well as 5 other hard drives (250 GB to 1TB). The PC-K12B is the same case used in the MD-1510. It's well built, with excellent cable management features and 9x5.25 bays. The EX-34Ns replace the single built in 3x3 HDD rack. They each come with a 120mm fan which is fairly quiet at low RPM. At the top inside you can see a 3 (LMH) position switch which I have connected to the 3 HDD fans. The case has good cable management on the right side. I used 2 fan splitters in series to send power to the 3 front HDD fans from the front switch. The MB has 6 SATA ports and I only have 7 drives at the moment so only one connection needed to the PCI card. Flash drive connected to internal USB header. Rear fan and CPU fan are temperature controlled by the MB. I much prefer the right angle SATA connectors for the drives (Monoprice). The drives run cool at the lowest fan speed and the entire build is very quiet. Max HDD temperature I've observed is 37C and the green drives are always under 30C.