jangjong

what do you think of a fan controller like this? any opinion? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811995074

Okay. Received MB153SP-B.. Installed it in my unraid machine. I like it like it! Few things to mention though... The fan is LOUD. man it is real loud... i may have to get a replacement fan or a fan controller.. not sure what would be better. Accidently broke off a piece of plastic that hold the sata power . No biggie though. Just a small plastic that doesnt really matter. Probably because my case (Z9) was too small to work with Had a problem with one of the activity light.. Instead of green, it was always orange. turns out it was the hdd's problem (Seagate hdd). Upgraded the firmware and it's all good now

heh the board looks so tiny in that case. kinda funny lol but looks like a good build. are you planning on doing any transcoding? i don't have too much experience with the processor so i am a bit curious.

Did you not read what I posted? If you remove the striping from RAID5 then what do you get? You get non striped parity and non-striped data or exactly what you just described unRAID as being. whoa whoa whoa. relax. RAID 4 without stripping is probably technically correct in a sense that RAID 4 has a dedicated parity drive, RAID 5 doesn't.

oh. well. hello who put this in the wiki? https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/wiki/Spotweb---unRAID-server-%28English%29 lol

i see.. well that was just my guess lol

well yea Helmonder have them installed in a ssd cache drive and so do i. but my point is that couchpotato and sickbeard probably need to scan existing files in physical hdd's to refresh their existing library..

maybe couchpotato or sickbeard? i thought they have to scan files periodically for existing files to see what was added.

just letting you know..Your links are broken..

good. if you use $SERVER["socket"] option, you should be able to assign any ports you want to an web app that gets installed under simplefeature web server. so much easier for the rewrite rule as well because you can assign rewrite rule to each sockets and not worry about it conflicting with any other app.

Ended up ordering 2 x MB153SP-B.. I'll let you guys know when I receive them and install them.

this setting: $SERVER["socket"] == "192.168.1.16:8084" { server.document-root = "/mnt/cache/www/newznab/" I'm guessing there is a separate www folder for your newznab under newznab folder just like mine. so it should be /mnt/cache/www/newznab/www/ and make sure 8084 is not used by anything else.

oh, and i hope you dont have ~ at then end of cfg file as you pasted it here..

Remove $SERVER["socket"] == "192.168.1.16:81" { server.document-root = "/mnt/cache/www/main/" } This needs to be set in the setting page of simple feature web server, not in the cfg file. and let me know what is not working when you said "Just tried it but it does not seem to work"

What is your web root set as under simple feature setting? and port? i recommend creating another folder for the setting in the simple feature web server setting page. so create a folder under 'www', call it 'main' or something. so you will have /mnt/cache/www/main/ path and under simple feature web server setting, set the root to be /mnt/cache/www/main/ this way, your other application is not accessible by doing 'http://tower/spotweb/' this way. Third one is the rewrite rule for spotweb. Spotweb acts as newznab when there's a http request using the api. actually, to be correct, spotweb is able to handle a http newznab request using api. so third one is correct. it's spotweb's api, not newznab again, i didnt create this rewrite rule. i got it from their documentation here: https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/wiki/Spotweb-als-Newznab-Provider you should be able to test this rewrite rule by using this url in your case: http://192.168.1.16:8086/api?t=c this should give you a simple xml page. what is not working for you?

Please see my lighttpd.cfg here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=24804.msg215883#msg215883

quick fix is removing the rewrite rule for newznab, and only use the one for spotweb. If you have it so you can access newznab with 'http://tower:81/', then spotweb is going to have a problem becuase newznab's rewrite rule will affect everything under http://tower:81/. including http://tower:81/spotweb. if you just want to try spotweb out, prolly better just to remove rewrite rule for newznab.. if you want to use both of them concurrently, then have their own folder under webroot so it will be http://tower:81/newznab/www and http://tower:81/spotweb/ and change the rewrite rule for newznab or look at my lighttpd.cfg and think about having different ports opened for these sites, and have different rewrite rule for different sockets

rewrite is correct for lighttpd.cfg lighttpd does not use .htaccess at all. This is only for apache server. so unless you're using Apache server, the rewrite rule i specified is correct. and doesen't really matter what htaccess has. you can even delete the file probably I got it from here: https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/wiki/Spotweb-als-Newznab-Provider also you need to put the whole address when you add it as a search provider. so if it's an IP address, you NEED to include "http" it seems that your error is due to not adding the http infront of your server address when you were adding it to sickbeard

ohhh boy... you guys are just making it hard for me to choose.. which fans do you recommend with SS-500?

\\##.##.##.## (##.##.##.## being your server's ip address) also works

This is my lighttpd.cfg # User customizations # Add your own settings here. These won't get overwritten upon reboot # $SERVER["socket"] == "172.16.1.65:8123" { server.document-root = "/mnt/cache/web/newznab/www/" url.rewrite-once = ( "^/.*\.(css|jpg|jpeg|gif|png|js|ico)" => "$0", "^/(admin|install).*$" => "$0", "^/([^/\.]+)/?(?:\?(.*))$" => "index.php?page=$1&$2", "^/([^/\.]+)/?$" => "index.php?page=$1", "^/([^/\.]+)/([^/]+)/?(?:\?(.*))$" => "index.php?page=$1&id=$2&$3", "^/([^/\.]+)/([^/]+)/?$" => "index.php?page=$1&id=$2", "^/([^/\.]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/?$" => "index.php?page=$1&id=$2&subpage=$3" ) } $SERVER["socket"] == "172.16.1.65:8321" { server.document-root = "/mnt/cache/web/owncloud/" } $SERVER["socket"] == "172.16.1.65:7123" { server.document-root = "/mnt/cache/web/SpotWeb/" url.rewrite-once = ( "^/api\?(.*)" => "/index.php?page=newznabapi&$1" ) } I'm just going to throw this right in here... heh.. My actual webroot is set as "/mnt/cache/web/main" My unRAID machine's IP is "172.16.1.65" i'm sure you guys will figure out what i'm doing here.. and i am sure this setting will be very helpful for some of you if you guys want an explanation on this setting.. I'll be happy to, but it's just fun for you to figure out u know

Yea that's one bad thing about this.. it doesnt have that option.. i heard that's because how spotnet works? idk much about it lol

Yep, lot to consider between the two. What would you recommend? From the review, I'm guessing you recommend Icydock?

interesting.. i've never actually tested it against sb before so i wouldnt know about htis problem too well..

What's the 'Irrelevant Results' ?