MrCravon

So, i went a bit further down the rabbit hole here and I thought I would answer my own question if anyone else has a question like this in the future. I gave up on the Nvidia GTX 660Ti as i realized my IP cameras uses H265 and the GTX 660Ti does not support that anyway. I set up a frigate docker on a Raspberry Pi 5 just test using the HW decoders on the Pi 5. It worked fine, with object detection offloaded to my unraid server using a CodeProject.AI server and a Coral TPU. I used sub streams for detection and preview and then recorded the full 4K clips from the cameras directly to a SMB share on my unraid server. The whole setup works decently, but I think the Pi 5 is a bit underpowered for this. The recordings i got where full 4K but was laggy/choppy compared to the videos recorded locally on the IP Cameras. (might be networking related and not underpowered Pi) I finally decided to invest in a more modern GPU for my unraid server and bought an RTX 3050. Hopefully this will allow me to get good results with everything hosted on my unraid server.

So need a HW decoder for the H264 streams coming from my IP cameras. I have an old Nvidia GTX 660Ti I put in the server and installed the drivers and selected the older release of the drivers which actually support the 660Ti. According to this Wikipedia article the 660Ti should have support for H264 HW decoding. Now on passing the GPU through to my frigate container I didn't get the HW acceleration to work. Before I start spending hours on this, is there any tips or any obvious reason I should avoid going down this rabbit hole trying to get it to work? Anyone have frigate working with old GPUs? (NB: I'm not planning to use this for AI workloads with Cuda, I already know the Cuda version that support the 660Ti is too old for frigate)

Seems like it is only the mosquitto docker container appdata folder i am being denied access to.

I didn't think about that. Thanks, here is the diagnostics file. vault-diagnostics-20240505-2010.zip

I have somehow lost access to my appdata folder? Or at least Krusader has. Why? And any suggestions on fixing this?

This helped a lot. Thanks! I did this and it still didn't work: tailscale set --advertise-exit-node --exit-node-allow-lan-access --advertise-routes=[your subnet] But in the end it was a reboot that was needed to get it working.

I changed from the docker container to this plugin recently. I had some issues getting started but when I used the following command i got it up and running the way (i think) i wanted it: tailscale up --accept-routes --advertise-exit-node --advertise-routes=192.168.30.0/24,192.168.40.0/24 --reset And it seems to work the way I had it set up with the docket version with one exception. I can access everything on my network except the unraid web interface? Am i missing something?

So I mounted the disks in the array without parity. Got the backup data out and made a new USB stick with the original config. However all my disks are now "new devices". How come unraid don't recognize them like before in the array, i thought that was based on serial numbers and stuff?

So my USB flash drive died. Seems the only actual backups I have of it is on the array. I made a new unraid USB and booted up with a trail key with the intention of getting the data off the array. How do I actually get the config off the array? If I try adding the disks to the array it says I will loose my data?