ironicbadger

Thank you to all who contributed to this thread, I’m happy to report that I purchased the ASRock Rack E3C246D4U and paired it with an i5 8500. Using the super secret bios menu mentioned a few pages back (and documented in my linked blog post), I’ve been able to get IPMI and the iGPU working correctly. Also worthy of note is that PCIe bifurcation works well but only in x8x4x4 mode, details in the blog post. This was all achieved using the 2.30 bios and 1.80 bmc firmware. https://blog.ktz.me/asrock-rack-e3c246d4u-the-perfect-media-server-motherboard/

with security advice like this, i'd take this guy seriously. seriously, you guys...

You had as good of an answer as was possible without actually speaking to the project directly, yourself. Seems like a good conclusion to me!

It could but it should be tied into the core docker-engine version from LT so that incompatibilities can be checked for prior any forthcoming releases. As we all know, Docker like to break APIs for fun https://forums.docker.com/t/mismatch-between-api-versions-after-automatic-update-to-1-11-0-beta6-with-docker-machine-on-amazon/8549 There's nothing stop people curl'ing the binary in their go file for now though.

Sorry to revive an old thread. Can we get docker-compose into unraid for real this time?

Official requests go here! Thanks http://feathub.com/linuxserver/linuxserver.github.io

I'm getting fed up of the BS from CrashPlan. There has to be a better solution...

I wouldn't know how to determine that even if it was? Create a new one?

Just a punt but is your docker.img file corrupted?

Testing the update right now. Thanks, much apprieciated.

To add my voice to the cacophony, I too am experiencing the 'cannot connect to engine' error message on the splash screen.

i have sparklyballs, not crystal ones, lol. it has a different database schema for sure, but i'm not gonna make any predictions until isengard goes final. LOL So I guess it might be simpler to just run MariaDB separate?

Question regarding Koma. What happens when ISENGARD comes out? I've been bitten by version upgrades not playing nice with the DB before.

kode, our newest contributor at linuxserver.io just wrote a pertinent article you might find interesting if you're a plugin dev. http://www.linuxserver.io/index.php/2015/07/08/unraid-plugin-authors-automate-the-plg-process-after-committing-to-github/

That is essentially true, but there are certains things that if implemented can make a docker more suitable for unraid, uid and gid being the main one, using the TZ variable (passed with the bind time feature from the template) in containers where timezones are important is another, although the TZ variable can be passed manually from the comnand line of course on non-unraid boxes. If you're building a container you're on the command line anyway...

There are some 'best practices' appearing on these forums for unRAID Dockers but I can't for the life of me figure why they'd want to depart from the standard Docker thinking. As I keep saying, Docker is just a packaging mechanism and is completely platform agnostic (or should be if done right). Basically what I'm saying is, any Docker guide will do. Docker is Docker, even on unRAID.

I didn't build the image and have no idea how to So kinda stumped at this point. Prior to this I'd exec into the docker and start the script and leave it, but now the tower is headless so can't do it. Give us some more info then. What's the script you need to run? Which container etc....

I'd rebuild the image using the Dockerfile to run your script at build time or modify the CMD to include your script somehow. Does that suit your needs?

No problem. One of these days I'll get to fan control. Are the sensors in yellow above or below non critical value? See pic. I had to modify the colours so that the yellow was readable! Red = yellow btw.

Thank you for this plugin. Just installed it with my new Asrock C2750D4I and can confirm it works out the box with no configuration required. Some of my sensors are showing as yellow (the voltages mainly) though. Nice work!

This looks useful. Shouldn't be hard to make into a container... I'll have a go! I have no way to test it though.

Hey ironic.... weren't you the one who started this push to get unRAID to support VMs and stuff?? I remember your long persistent dissertations on the subject. If I am correct, you are the spark that got this going.... I take a bow... Well, grumpy and I did a fair bit of head bashing yes... I'm very impressed at the progress made on all areas of the product. It's good to be back!

Seriously, running X apps in Dockers in a browser. My mind is blown!!

Moi. I am British after all!

This is fabulous. Thanks guys.