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Latest version (VirtualBox 5.0.16 compiled for new unRAID v6.1.9) compiled by theone has been uploaded and is available now.

The latest compiled version by theone is uploaded and available.

Should be up now.

VirtualBox 5.0.12 compiled for unRAID v6.1.6 is uploaded and available now.

VirtualBox 5.0.10 compiled for unRAID v6.1.4 is uploaded and available now.

VirtualBox 5.0.10 compiled for unRAID v6.1.3 is uploaded and available now.

It's uploaded & available now. Had a long week with long days everyday and today is my first chance to get this up.

Should be available now. Sorry for the delay.

New version has been uploaded.

New version is uploaded and linked; available for downloading.

It is uploaded and linked; available for downloading.

Latest compiled file (vbox-4.3.26-unRAID-3.19.4-x64.tgz) has been uploaded.

It is up now. Let me know if there are download issues or md5 is off, but should be good. And yes, She/Her

New version is uploaded.

Many versions back of VirtualBox and when there was no unRAID 6, I wrote this guide: http://vbox.a1aina.com/install.php Most of the information specific links are out-dated and no longer available... if you just need an overview and can find newer versions of web servers and such, it "might" help you. If you need specific instructions and don't want to look into newer or different versions, avoid it. Once the guide was good, but things kept changing and I was unable to dedicate the time to keep it up. I'm working lots of overtime at work and recently moved to a new place (still trying to get everything unpacked and settled in)... so I won't be able to do any updating in the foreseeable future.

Because I am using an older version of the SimpleFeatures web server that is working for me. I saw no reason to upgrade to a newer version when I did not need any of the fixes or newer features and others were posting issues (I haven't had the time to chance breaking something that is working with no real benefits to me). I'm not sure which web server SimpleFeatures uses now, but there is also lighttpd, Apache, Nginx, XAMPP... just to name a few and there are many more. Some people prefer to run their web server on their unRAID server while others will run it on another system (like their Windows desktop) and point it to their unRAID system. This plugin gives the option to start and stop your VMs and everything can be done via the command line without ever using phpvirtualbox or a webserver.

Step one is to install a web server. There are several web servers available (some even have plugins available). Set this to somewhere on your cache drive for your data directory. I used /mnt/cache/.custom/www & picked 8084 for the listening port. The port is up to you, just make sure the port is not used for something else. You can test this much is running by pointing a web browser to http://tower:8084 Next download phpvirtualbox: From http://code.google.com/p/phpvirtualbox/downloads/list, download the version that is compatible with your version VirtualBox & extract it to your data directory for your web server (I used /mnt/cache/.custom/www). Phpvirtualbox gives a nice graphical web page to allow you to manage VirtualBox easily. However, everything can be done to manage VirtualBox via the command line. If you want to be prompted for a username/password by phpvirtualbox, edit lines 12 & 13 of config.php with your user/pass that runs virtualbox. var $username = 'vboxuser'; var $password = 'vboxpass'; Then to verify it works, try to login with default user / pass for phpvirtualbox which is admin / admin. If you prefer not to be prompted for a login, you can modify the config.php file to uncomment the line 52 for "var $noAuth = true;" Some people seem to have issues with setting a login and if you do, just set this line so no login is needed. There is a wiki page for phpvirtualbox at http://code.google.com/p/phpvirtualbox/w/list that lists some common errors with phpvirtualbox. If you have a problem with it that is not listed there, click the Issues tab link, click the dropdown box next to Search (which is default set to Open Issues) & change it to "All Issues" then use the next box to type part of your error message & click the Search button.

VirtualBox 4.3.2 package now available for the new unRAID (5.01 & 5.02) kernel 3.9.11p. http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=25099.msg272090#msg272090

VirtualBox 4.3.2 now available.

Ockingshay, a search of this forum shows Re: "SimpleFeatures" - WebServer Plugin [sUPPORT] where others are using the latest Simple Features web server with the latest 5.0 of unRAID. This link shows a change you will need to make to get the plugin to work. As a side note, you do not "need" a web server to use VirtualBox, it just makes it much easier to use (graphical interface versus command line). Everything in VirtualBox can be done via the command line. http://www.linuxspy.info/tag/virtaulbox-how-to-send-poweroff-single-to-vm-tells-vm-os-to-shutdown shows a list of some of the commands you can use without a web server.

You can add something like this to your go file to start a VM (replace NAMEofVM with the name of the VM): /usr/bin/VBoxHeadless --startvm NAMEofVM &

Theone's plugin for Virtualbox is using packages that I compile for unRAID. Since you are running TVHeadend, you are using a non-standard kernel of unRAID... which means I don't have a compiled package that will work for you. This does not mean you cannot use VirtualBox & TVHeadend... it just means you will need to compile your own package. Here is the wiki page with detailed instructions on how to compile your own VirtualBox package.

I've not experienced the error myself, am only able to report what I find on the phpvirtualbox site. I would try creating a "New Issue" on the Issues page for phpvirtualbox.

I checked the phpvirtualbox site for the issue you are reporting "The object functionality is limited". On the web page for phpvirtualbox, click "File" on the top menu then "Preferences". Under the "General" tab, try setting the location for "Default Machine Folder" to the location where your VMs are stored. This can also be done on the command line with the command "VBoxManage setproperty machinefolder /mnt/cache/vms" (replace /mnt/cache/vms with the location of your VMs). This seems to fix the problem & lasts through a reboot (according to the phpvirtualbox issues page). If the above does not work, others have reported that stopping then restarting vboxwebsrv seems to resolve the problem (at least temporarily).

ironicbadger, which phpvirtualbox file did you download? The error "Method 'ns1:xxxxxxxxxxx' not implemented: method name or namespace not recognized" is listed under common errors as using a version of phpVirtualBox that is incompatible with your version of VirtualBox. I see you are running VirtualBox 4.2.14, which means you should have installed this VirtualBox 4.2.x Compatible --- 4.2-4 release version. I also noticed you are using "/mnt/user/cache/vbox/logs"... Did you setup a share named cache? To access my cache drive, I use "/mnt/cache/" as only my user shares are under "/mnt/user/". When you run "ps aux | grep vboxweb" you should also see a result similar to this if vboxwebserver is running: root 12345 0.0 0.1 12345 12345 ? Sl Jun19 0:08 /opt/VirtualBox/vboxwebsrv -b --verbose -H 127.0.0.1 -p 18083 --pidfile /var/run/vboxwebsrv/vboxwebsrv.pid --logrotate 0 --logsize 50000 --loginterval 604800 --logfile /var/log/vboxwebsrv.log You keep mentioning phpmyadmin in your posts, but seem to be talking about phpvirtualbox... confuses things a little & when troubleshooting it helps to be as clear as possible.