JustinAiken

Back up to $180

Sometimes the dot shows for a split second then disappears, sometimes the dot disappears in the Finder, but the tag name is still there if you look for the attribute... and sometimes it just completely goes away

Well, now I'm done with my Black Friday shopping for the year... thanks!

to put next to our media servers: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/homestream#announcements/detail/1496614934735532043

You might as well keep the current state of the github available as a separate branch.. From the working directory of the current version: git checkout origin/master git checkout -b old_state git push origin old_state Then reset master by following that stack overflow comment.

On UnRaid: drwxrwxrwx 19 nobody users 1208 2013-10-23 22:07 complete/ On Mac: drwx------ 1 jaiken staff 16384 Oct 21 19:36 complete

I have all the files/folders 777 and nobody:users on the unraid... Mounted with my user (mounted doing justin@tower with Mac OS's connect dialog), I occasionally run into things I can't move/rename/delete. Here's how it looks on the unRaid, on my mac (under '/Volumes/cache/...'), and the dialog box I get... Or if I try it from the console on my Mac: jaiken@firefly complete# mv 110103191 foo mv: rename 110103191 to foo: Permission denied But it works renaming it on my unRaid under telnet: root@Tower:/mnt/cache/downloads/complete# mv 110103191 foo How do I fix this extreme annoyance?

So whilst preclearing a 4TB the other day, I ran into a kernel panic - I'd never had one before or since, so I'm going to imagine it was related to the preclear... Kicking myself for not saving the log/other information, but was trying to get the unraid back up in time to watch the Newsroom finale with my wife while our baby was asleep Is there a flag I should be using to limit memory use? More concerned with stability than speed of the preclear...

Sep 22 04:31:23 Tower kernel: mdcmd (75): spindown 10 (Routine) Sep 22 04:40:13 Tower kernel: mdcmd (76): spindown 11 (Routine) Sep 22 04:40:44 Tower kernel: mdcmd (77): spindown 1 (Routine) Sep 22 04:40:45 Tower kernel: mdcmd (78): spindown 3 (Routine) Sep 22 04:40:45 Tower kernel: mdcmd (79): spindown 4 (Routine) Sep 22 04:40:46 Tower kernel: mdcmd (80): spindown 5 (Routine) Sep 22 04:40:47 Tower kernel: mdcmd (81): spindown 6 (Routine) Sep 22 04:40:47 Tower kernel: mdcmd (82): spindown 7 (Routine) Sep 22 04:40:49 Tower kernel: mdcmd (83): spindown 9 (Routine) Sep 22 04:41:00 Tower kernel: mdcmd (84): spindown 0 (Routine) Sep 22 04:41:00 Tower kernel: mdcmd (85): spindown 2 (Routine) Sep 22 04:41:01 Tower kernel: mdcmd (86): spindown 8 (Routine) Sep 22 14:34:27 Tower kernel: emhttp[8611]: segfault at 0 ip 40231760 sp bfbd4ae0 error 4 in libc-2.11.1.so[401b8000+15c000] (Errors) Happens pretty consistently to me...

This is still an issue, even with 5.0 final.

That looks stunning, can't wait to try it out... One concern though - what about a round robin database solution like graphite/stats or rrd on the backend instead of mySQL? That way you could store a full history without wasting space (nobody really needs per-second data from 6 months ago...)

Both are $200 right now, both have a 3 year warranty... More worried about cool running and lifespan than performance.

Cocoa app.... For UnRaid?

Github recently changed a bunch of IPs around, some DNS providers haven't figured it out.. Try openDNS

Oops, typo - it is rc16c I'm on. Also on the latest unMenu.

Eeks! How does one stop the array / restart the server?

On 5.0rc16c (default GUI, not the SF-inspired one), the web interface became unaccessible today. Telnet'd in, killed the running emhttp process, started a new one: 1]+ Segmentation fault (core dumped) /usr/local/sbin/emhttp

Good: - Upgrade went faster than I expected - didn't have to make_bootable.bat or anything, and all drives came up okay - Feels snappier - Moved my app directories on /cache from .dotdirs to regular dirs, set up the cache only shares - nice not having them hidden! - Permissions util and changing SMB user (I'd used root before) went smooth Bad: - Unmenu's package manager shows every package as 'not downloaded' If I click download, it will overwrite the file in /boot/packages (with the same permissions), and then work until I reboot - The line in go to load all the .auto_load packages doesn't work on boot - maybe because the array doesn't start automatically? But if I run it manually in a telnet session, it will work... Then all the packages that were auto-installed show up in the package manager

Would this work on 4.7, or is there anything that requires 5.x? (Or 5.0rc-x ) If it should work on 4.7 without conflicting without any unMenu 4.7 plugins, I'll install it on my machine and start messing around with it..

Worrying too much about security on plugins is putting the horse a couple of miles before the cart... Most power users have what, 5-10 plugins installed? A simple attractive way to manage/update these is more pressing... I mean, I've apt-getted 100's of times, installed a plethora of XBMC Addons, and I can't even begin to count the number of Rubygems I've used - and I've never had a problem with security. When I find a gem that's broken for some reason, I can usually find it on Github and fix it... Dependencies and a standard packaging format are the problems we need to solve, not adding extra layers of virtualization or worrying about if someone makes a plugin recommending Drobo... I think aitch's unto something with a DSL and semvar versioning,

Does crossing the 5.0 barrier break 4.7 unMenu plugins? If so, a plugin manager should be top priority - loosing safe power down or Sickbeard is just as bad as a nasty bug for me...

Awesome! I probably won't contribute much here because PHP makes me itchy, but I love seeing it on a public github...

How DID you get ruby, gcc, nginx, etc all running on unRaid?

Thanks for the update! Take your time and get it right... After all, once 5.0 is stable, I'm going to have to spend a fortune on a bunch of >2TB drives!!