CK98

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  1. I would suggest something like: SFN="${SERVER_FILES_NAME:=Server-Files-0.1.10.zip}" SFU="${SERVER_FILES_URL:=https://edge.forgecdn.net/files/4061/376/$SFN}" if ! [[ -f '$SFN' ]]; then rm -fr defaultconfigs config kubejs libraries mods Simple.zip forge*.jar curl -Lo '$SFN' '$SFU' && unzip -u -o '$SFN' -d /data if [[ -d $(echo $SFN| sed 's/.zip//') ]]; then mv -f $(echo $SFN | sed 's/.zip//')/* /data rm -fr $(echo $SFN | sed 's/.zip//') fi java -jar $(ls forge-*-installer.jar) --installServer fi To somewhat decouple your update feedback to experienced users.
  2. Hmm, okay so the direct host of the card needs a whole X environment right?, because the DebianBuster-Nvidia should also contain a X environment. I wanted to set a much higher memory clock for mining, yes and also use the card for transcoding if needed. Anyway if it is not possible I will try HiveOS then, thank you for the hint :D. But I loved the idea that the miner is running within a container next to plex etc.
  3. Hello Community, hello Ich777, I've switched to using this plugin since running my card within a Windows vm was a huge struggle, because it kept crashing unraid or did not work on reboot etc. This is much more comfortable, efficient and stable. But there is one issue I can't get my head around. Why is nvidia-smi not able to alter the memory clock of my 3080? I've tried all settings in nvidia-smi also tried nvidia-settings with a DISPLAY and also tried the docker image DebianBuster-Nvidia with nvidia-settings and even GreenWithEnvy but had no luck so far. Is there something essential that I'am missing? and why is MSI Afterburner able to set settings the nvidia driver in Linux is not able to? Thank you
  4. Hello bowets, that's a valid point. I've completely forgot about this because I'am using Traefik as proxy for my containers, which as a reverse proxy encrypts HTTP before entering the WebDAV container. Anyway I will try to add custom cert functionality.
  5. Hello Plimmer, what is the container posting? Internal port should also stay at 80. Also windows explorer won't let you connect to a server without valid certificates AFAIK.
  6. Overview: Support Thread for the NGINX Webdav Container Docker: https://hub.docker.com/r/ck98/webdav-nginx Github: https://github.com/ckocyigit/docker-nginx-webdav After having issues, mainly connectivity with windows, with the currently available docker image (Apache-WebDAV by mgutt) I decided to go a different route and use SabreDav which should be more compatible with windows. I've forked a already existing SabreDav Nginx Image Repository and updated it to use PHP8 instead of PHP5 and a newer version of SabreDav 4.1.5 instead of 3.1.3. For anyone who is also experiencing such issues I thought it would be nice to add this image to the Community Applications platform. If it works for you
  7. I tried that already. But it shouldn't matter because plex is reachable within the local net at http://192.168.178.200:32400.
  8. Hey Guys, I can see there is an automatic server searching feature but it is not finding my server which is running in a container. Even with the Plex Token he got through the Oauth forwarding. Is there any way to pass the ip manually or something else? Kind regards