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Yes, more service accounts. No, not more costs since it's not more user accounts. Service accounts are different than user accounts.

Have you tried any of the mediainfo dockers such as this one? https://hub.docker.com/r/jlesage/mediainfo/

Any particular reason you don't want data protection? Seems odd to me to be using a system designed for one core thing but not wanting to use that thing.

Everyone should be using "chattr +i" to protect the files that are not expected to be updated or written to.

When people say to post diagnostics they mean you should post the full and entire zip file. Preferably to a new post since the forums do not notify when posts are edited.

What are you talking about? Most of the initial Dynamix plugins are now included in the base unRaid release.

Just wanted to note that from the reviews that Intel Arc GPUs have extremely high idle power draw, around 40 Watts. It's enough to make it a non-starter for some in regions of higher cost power. Hopefully it doesn't impact all of the cards.

How is order of installation handled with the built in /boot/extra part? Will it prevent downgrades of versions or does it force installations regardless of version checks?

It does.

Use the existing plugins for Python 2 and 3 that others have already made. Same for IPMITools if you need that. Search for them using Community Applications.

Included in base unraid now.

cat /etc/slackware-version That should always give you your answer.

I just updated my unRaid server to this card last week and it's detected and working for me on the latest official 6.10.3 series. I have it set as eth0 and marked all the other nice as down. No issues that I can see yet. Sounds like you got a bad card.

You can use a Bridge network setup in unRaid and use Docker IPVLAN setting to assign specific IP address to each docker container then setup firewall rules on your router for that IP.

It's possible through a slightly different means. Use IPVLAN for those dockers so they each have a unique IP. Setup dnsmasq on your router. Configure the hostname.local as entries for the specified IPs. I have emby.local, transmission.local, eggdrop.local, and speedtest.local pointing to the respective IP addresses.

Works fine for me with all my browsers.

Unraid runs from RAM. Changes do not persist across reboots unless additional steps have been taken to persistent to the flash drive and reloaded on startup. Most users use the plugin "User Scripts" to run and manage customizations like that.

No sound card drivers on the host server (unraid) so doubtful if getting an audio device to work with Docker especially if its a plug-in card like PCI / PCI Express. Probably easier to get it passed through to a VM and use it that way.

I suggest you READ the previous post.

I never update packages inside of a Docker container as that defeats the entire purpose of Dockers. That purpose is that Docker Creators manage the entire internal contents to ensure an exact and known working experience.

For those unwilling to look back:

I thought you can already get this by using BTRFS as your filesystem in your data drives. That way your array drives are parity protected and the contents of your files have Metadata checksums for the file contents.

It doesn't work on the user filesystems, at least it didn't when I tried it 5 years ago. So use it on the actual filesystems such as /mnt/disk#/share/directory/file

If you're still curious enough have a look at what exactly it stores. It's mounted so you can see everything that's inside of it.

No need for all those complicated steps at all. As already posted, support for this is built into unraid since 6.9.2. I suggest reading and comprehending the following post: