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This tutorial helped a lot! I tried to reverse proxy the RxV4 and Minio containers and was getting the whole broken images and export issues. I should have set it up locally and THEN tried to reverse proxy it. I do have a question before I tinker more on this. Do all 5 containers need to be reverse proxied? I'm thinking yes because all the dockers need to talk to each other. I can assign a subdomain for each and NPM it together right? Is it that easy?

I'm having the same issues as @daedalusesq and @Ejtech. I can't even access the PDFs in the Minio container either. I see the store and it has objects in the bucket, but just churns and churns on the loading screen when I try to browse to the exported PDFs. The software looks promising and very useful. I have slacked over the years keeping my resume updated, but hopefully this will help me keep it at-the-ready if another company wants to poach me from my current position.

YOU DA MAN! Looks like I'm going to have to use splitters after all. Thanks for the help! Could it be because these drives were shucked? I have a retail Red Plus that runs just fine off the PSU's SATA cables. Tossed a little somethin' your way. Have a coldie on me. I'm setting up Backblaze B2 right now. This was too close for comfort, even if it was user error.

I didn't even think of that! I did have them running off splitters before, but tried to "tidy" up the cables and reran all SATA plugs. I'll reinstall splitters and report back!

BIOS does not see the drives. I've tried swapping cables all around. I took the memory back out and only had the sticks that were in there previously. I have a spare CPU and MB, maybe I can hook them up to that and see what happens... toonetown-diagnostics-20230818-1701.zip

I shut down to install more memory and rebooted to discover this. Unraid can’t find parity and a data disk. I’ve tried multiple combinations of power and data cables with no luck. is my data toast? If I got one of the drives recovered, can I convince unraid to use it as a parity or data disk? As usual, I didn’t have an adequate backup implemented yet, so there’s no buying a new HDD and pulling it down from there. If the data recovery route will work, it’ll be an expensive lesson that could have been avoided with backblaze. Live and learn….

Thanks for this! I have been racking my brain for the past week trying to figure out why my rock solid privoxy stup suddenly broke!

Thanks for the curl command for claiming the server. I did notice that there are no IPs showing up in the table. Is this ok? I noticed this on the binhex and linuxserver containers. I want to reverse proxy to it like I had before all this got fubarred.

I noticed the log file was getting very large so I decided to look and see what was going on. I saw some lines that looked like this. A trip thru the search engine didn't give me many answers. Can anyone shed some light as to what the issue(s) might be? Thanks in advance! Sep 10 04:42:23 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:23 [alert] 10927#10927: worker process 25700 exited on signal 11 Sep 10 04:42:23 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:23 [crit] 25701#25701: ngx_slab_alloc() failed: no memory Sep 10 04:42:23 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:23 [error] 25701#25701: shpool alloc failed Sep 10 04:42:23 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:23 [error] 25701#25701: nchan: Out of shared memory while allocating channel /cpuload. Increase nchan_max_reserved_memory. Sep 10 04:42:23 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:23 [error] 25701#25701: *5564291 nchan: error publishing message (HTTP status code 507), client: unix:, server: , request: "POST /pub/cpuload?buffer_length=1 HTTP/1.1", host: "localhost" Sep 10 04:42:24 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:24 [crit] 25701#25701: ngx_slab_alloc() failed: no memory Sep 10 04:42:24 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:24 [error] 25701#25701: shpool alloc failed Sep 10 04:42:24 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:24 [error] 25701#25701: nchan: Out of shared memory while allocating channel /cpuload. Increase nchan_max_reserved_memory. Sep 10 04:42:24 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:24 [error] 25701#25701: *5564292 nchan: error publishing message (HTTP status code 507), client: unix:, server: , request: "POST /pub/cpuload?buffer_length=1 HTTP/1.1", host: "localhost" Sep 10 04:42:25 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:25 [crit] 25701#25701: ngx_slab_alloc() failed: no memory Sep 10 04:42:25 TooneTown nginx: 2021/09/10 04:42:25 [error] 25701#25701: shpool alloc failed toonetown-diagnostics-20210910-1620.zip

Has anyone set this up with letsencrypt? I try to put it into my proxynet and the IP addresses it gets assigned (on br0) disappears and it becomes inaccessible. Leaving it on br0 gives it an IP address separate than my server. Am I doing something wrong since it won't work on the proxynet?

Going thru portainer you click on the container. Then there is a red button on the top that says "Recreate." After you click that, flip the toggle on that says pull latest image. Then recreate. Be advised that your container names will change and the proxy networks may not persist. You'll have to make those changes. If that doesn't work, run thru the docker-compose commands in the terminal and rebuild the stack. Neither of these suppressed the warnings I got in Fix Common Errors and the docker tab says I need updating. I personally wouldn't update unless there's compelling reason to do so. Ed helped me troubleshoot all this after I updated and broke my setup. I vowed not to update jitsi until after my daughter's virtual birthday party next weekend.

Don't update. I updated and now it no longer works. I can see the old docker images in portainer, but don't know how to spin them up.

You would use the built-in NICs of the NAS and Mac. You'd be limited to 1gbps, which is (theoretically) about 125 MB/s transfer rate. This speed may or may not work for your workflow. It may be a little slower editing over the network, but it may be imperceptible compared to editing from your hard drive. Putting in a supplementary NIC in your NAS (and presumably desktop) would increase that "pipeline" to 3-5 gbps. This point is moot since you're using a laptop with only 1 NIC.

I believe the 4TB Reds are SMR. Only 8TB+ are CMR. I just bought 2x 8TB Easystores and they were CMR. it seems like a lot of muscle for just a NAS, but if you’re going to install VMs for editing, it might be ok. AMD doesn’t seem to be abandoning their AM4 socket so that’s another plus. if you’re going to edit the photos/videos from the nas, get a dual/quad NIC for your NAS and your desktop. Then get a 16 port switch and plug the cables in and get a theoretical 5gbps connection between the server and desktop for a little over $100.

I had both 10000 and 4443 forwarded and your post got me thinking. I tried not forwarding ports and found that if I forwarded 10000 but not 4443, the video worked. When I forwarded 4443 but not 10000, the video did not work. I could connect, but the video wouldn't work.