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how do i open that .cfg file? i tried to navigate using Midnight Commander and Krusader but was not able to access file (MC gives me permission denied; Krusader shows /boot/ as empty). all my containers are in a folder. See here for screenshot.

All my 4 folders don't have a regex command, weird. Really appreciate you looking into this

Just tried that, didn't change anything.

is there a way to rearrange the order on the dashboard? I rearranged the order on my main Docker tab but it doesn't seem to carry through to the main dashboard page

I see. I figured it out, had to use http scheme in Nginx Proxy host setup. Also setup wildcard SSL certificate with DNS challenge to get "tautulli.mydomain.duckdns.org" working

I enabled My Servers and now everytime I go to 192.168.0.100 on my LAN it automatically changes the address to [assorted letters/numbers].unraid.net/login. How do I stop this behavior? I have remote access turned off. Edit: actually - i turned off SSL/TLS to "no" and regained access to my server via traditional 192.168.0.100. Does this have any adverse impacts across any other unraid / docker / other features by keeping this on no vs. auto?

hello - i'm having trouble setting this HTTPS with NGINX Proxy Manager (NPM) and duckDNS. I don't pay for a separate Godaddy domain etc. so I just want to be able to use a free solution like duckDNS. I setup duckDNS with [mydomain].duckdns.org (and works perfectly with Wireguard VPN). I installed NPM and forwarded 80/443 to 1880/18443 on my router; then setup NPM so that "domain name"="[mydomain].duckdns.org"; ; forward hostname = unraid local ip (192.168.0.100); forward port is 8181 (tautulli in this case); scheme = https; cache assets and block common exploits both on. Custom locations blank and on the SSL tab I created a new SSL certificate with same domain name, my personal email account (hotmail) and force SSL + HTTP/2 support both turned on. I get "502 Bad Gateway" when I try to navigate to [mydomain].duckdns.org. Does anyone know what's going on to fix this? When I change "scheme"="http" then access to this specific forwarded port works but I dont know then if SSL is working as intended? I also would like to eventually setup various sub-sub domains like tautulli.[mydomain].duckdns.org or [mydomain].duckdns.org/tautulli. Is this possible with free solution like duckDNS? If so, how are you supposed to setup the "details" tab and the "custom locations" tab?

so is there no way at all for me to get audio out of a Windows VM absent buying a physical sound card? I don't have any extra PCI slots so that is out of the question. Do any of these options work; been trying to google around and see what i can find since this IOMMU group issue looks incompatible with my system due to the grouping issue you mentioned some sort of virtual emulated sound card driver (like this VB Cable?) Editing XML file with some sort of addition like "AC97" I saw in another thread (<sound model='ich6'/> right before </devices>. You can try other things for "model" than ich6: 'es1370', 'sb16', 'ac97', 'ich6' and 'usb') USB audio card (like this one?) Does a dummy HDMI plug being plugged into either HDMI ports of my motherboard change anything? Mentioned in ServerBuild's forum when setting up Parsec as a remote gaming client)

internal error: qemu unexpectedly closed the monitor: 2021-07-26T12:16:16.872796Z qemu-system-x86_64: -device vfio-pci,host=0000:00:1f.3,id=hostdev0,bus=pci.7,addr=0x1: vfio 0000:00:1f.3: group 10 is not viable Please ensure all devices within the iommu_group are bound to their vfio bus driver. I receive the following error when trying to enable the soundcard on the VM. Any idea if i need to do something else besides what i changed on the flash sys config (see below) append pcie_acs_override=downstream,multifunction initrd=/bzroot append vfio-pci.ids=8086:06c8 modprobe.blacklist=i2c_i801,i2c_smbus pcie_acs_override=downstream,multifunction initrd=/bzroot Also - Fix Common Problems gave me the following error. Not sure what this is. vfio-pci.ids or xen-pciback.hide found within syslinux.cfg. For best results on Unraid 6.9+, it is recommended to remove those methods of isolating devices for use within a VM and instead utilize the options within Tools - System Devices. See HERE for more details

Also having trouble here, below is my IOMMU group (it is confirmed enabled too). Trying to get audio passthrough working on Windows VM without passing through my integrated GPU (which i instead want to be dedicated solely to the plex docker). IOMMU group 10: [8086:0685] 00:1f.0 ISA bridge: Intel Corporation Device 0685 [8086:06c8] 00:1f.3 Audio device: Intel Corporation Comet Lake PCH cAVS [8086:06a3] 00:1f.4 SMBus: Intel Corporation Comet Lake PCH SMBus Controller [8086:06a4] 00:1f.5 Serial bus controller [0c80]: Intel Corporation Comet Lake PCH SPI Controller [8086:0d4d] 00:1f.6 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection (11) I219-V

Does Unbalance support multiple cache pools? If not, is there plans to eventually support that?

Is there a way to disable Fix Common Problems from checking for updates that are already queue'd to be installed? I keep getting notifications of "x docker app has an update available for it" and want to minimize those discord alerts since it will get auto-updated at 5am. Is there anywhere else to tweak exact notifications that Fix Common Problems sends out?

i'm a beginner so apologies for dumb question. i just installed this but don't want to use any of the VPN features, just use rtorrent as normal client. I tried launching the webUI (i set "password" for both RPC2_PASS and WEBUI_PASS but the WebUI doesn't launch (tried [localhost]:9080/9443/5000/8118...all no dice). what do i need to do to make rtorrent work like a standard client? Edit: nvm, just changed KEY_1 to "no" to disable vpn feature

How do i get audio working? I only have an Intel CPU (with UHD 630 graphics). Do i need to pass this through or is there another way to passthrough audio? I want to make sure that while my VM is running, my Intel UHD 630 integrated GPU is available for transcoding on anything on the Plex docker. I had always thought you cannot both passthrough an integrated Intel GPU and have it available for Plex to transcode. When i close the VM, and select the "Intel Comet Lake PCH cAVS (00:1f.3) as my sound card (note- graphics card is still set to "VNC"); then i get the following error when trying to start the VM: internal error: qemu unexpectedly closed the monitor: 2021-07-21T05:47:41.905637Z qemu-system-x86_64: -device vfio-pci,host=0000:00:1f.3,id=hostdev0,bus=pci.7,addr=0x1: vfio 0000:00:1f.3: group 10 is not viable Please ensure all devices within the iommu_group are bound to their vfio bus driver.

I think it just started happening, maybe it was after updating to Unraid 6.9.2?

I'm also having this issue. Do you know the step by step of what i need to do to fix this, or is it better to just stop using Docker Folders?

Hello - I'm new to unraid and just getting everything setup. How do I know which of the various listed line items represents my "mainboard temperature"? Is it AUXTIN3, PECI Agent 0 or something else? I had to reboot to get the "coretemp" ones listed, otherwise when I installed the app it only showed CPUTIN, AUXTIN3 and PECI Agent O Edit: when I check my motherboard, it shows CPU as ~32C and motherboard as ~39C so I assume AUXTIN3 is the motherboard. I have my BIOS chassis (i.e. HDD) fan curves set to monitor the motherboard temperature. Should I change this to monitor the CPU temperature? Is there a way to have the fans monitor individual hard drives instead?

I'm leaning towards Option 4 but I honestly haven't setup all my drives yet / still waiting on a few server parts to arrive. My game plan right now is to try a full move to Unraid, see if it works and if it doesn't I go with Option 3 because Windows gets unstable over time and I need Unraid running on the top since this is a remote server without IPMI. Do you have any thoughts to any of the points I raised in Option 4?

Hi - I have this same question. Should I not be using Unassigned Devices? I currently have a 1TB NVMe SSD and a separate 500GB 2.5" SSD. I'm confused how I should have both of my SSDs setup to optimize for my use case. Should I be setting each as a "cache pool" and then specify Plex/VMs/appdata/Docker containers to be installed only on the NVMe "cache pool" and make sure this cache pool isn't also set to cache files on the array, while the 2.5 SSD "cache pool" is set as a traditional cache under each of the array settings? 1TB SK Hynix Gold P31 NVMe SSD: Plex metadata with thumbnails + 20-30 docker containers + the associated appdata + 1-2 VMs sitting on the NVMe drive 500GB Samsung EVO 850 2.5" SSD: used as a traditional "cache" drive, where all my downloads / torrents / scratch files sit, and files are written here before the the mover moves them onto my 8-disk HDD array (using without parity)

very helpful, thank you so much. Your knowledge is invaluable!

Ah thank you so much. Does this imply that 350MB/s per drive for the JMB585 should pose no real world issues if I'm only dealing with JBOD 5400RPM HDDs? I'm building a server that I will likely use for the next 5-10 years and down the line I'd like to add 10GbE networking for transferring files in and out of the SSD cache, but my understanding is that 5400RPM HDDs in non-RAID/stripe wouldn't even be able to keep up with something like 350MB/s limit imposed by the controller unless I switch my entire array over to maybe 15k SAS drives or SSDs? For reference, I usually see these drives write speeds at ~125MB/s copying between my 5400 spinners in an external USB-C DAS, so I assume there's no real world issues on either reads or writes if connecting them to a controller that can only handle 350MB/s max per drive. Also is this 350MB/s speed only applicable if all 5 drives were being accessed at the same time? Would it be significantly faster if I was only writing to 1 drive at any moment in time?

Hi - is there any downsides at all to using this I/O Crest M.2 card vs. a dedicated LSI HBA like the 9207-8i? I only have 1 PCI slot so I'm trying to save that slot for a GPU or flash accelerator SSD, and would love to use this little M.2 adapter if there's no performance difference driving 5x 5400rpm HDDs

Hi - is there any downsides at all to using this I/O Crest card vs. a dedicated LSI HBA like the 9207-8i? I only have 1 PCI slot so I'm trying to save that slot for a GPU or flash accelerator SSD, and would love to use this little M.2 adapter if there's no performance difference driving 5x 5400rpm HDDs

So I'm planning to move over from a ~50TB Windows 10 / Stablebits DrivePool solution to full Unraid system as my general / media server. I was first thinking of just running a Win10 VM inside Unraid to keep things working perfectly with DrivePool but figured I might as well switch to a full docker system given many others seem to have done that to great fanfare, and just occasionally run a Win10 VM for random odd programs I use. I found a guide / Youtube video to walk me through transferring my gigantic Plex library metadata without rebuilding it from scratch which was honestly my biggest obstacle given the hundreds of hours I've spent customizing art work / collections / metadata / false matches, as well as Reddit guide to transfer over all the various Plex-related database programs like Radarr/Sonarr/Tautulli etc. My new server I'm building is a small ITX 8-bay system and I'm limited by 9 total SATA ports (8 for 3.5" Reds and 1 extra for a 2.5" SSD) + one NVMe 3.0 M.2 slot. My current Windows / DrivePool setup is as follows: The master DrivePool disk has four folders: Movies, TV Shows, Music and Downloads Movies and TV Shows are the root folders that feed into Plex library and entirely managed by Radarr/Sonarr naming / import rules Music is the root folder that contains the master iTunes install which Plex reads for source music. I entirely manage my music library by formatting the metadata using a Windows tag editor then automatically dropping those files into the iTunes import watch folder ("Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Automatically Add to iTunes") which renames and imports it into iTunes' own folder structure ("Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music", which is the source Plex directory as well) Downloads is my seeding folder for all perma-seed activity on private trackers as well as random files I have yet to import into Radarr / Sonarr (i.e. "Downloads/Sonarr/TO IMPORT" is generally my manual import location) I have folder-based rules setup in DrivePool to allocate similar files to specific disks (Disk #1-6 are 8TB Reds, Disk #7-8 are 4TB Reds) TV Shows first fill up #1-3 so that seasons generally install on the same physical drive with ability to spillover to Drives #4-6 if 1-3 are filled "Movies" similarly fill up Drive #4-6 but if those drives are full, it can spillover to Drives #1-3. Music is <1TB and also sits on Drive #6 exclusively. Disk #7-8 serve as my exclusive torrent / pre-Radarr/Sonarr import folder where ~2-3TB of torrents in QbitTorrent perma-seed, a bunch of unfinished downloads and random media files I need to transcode to HEVC before getting imported into Sonarr I use Stablebits Scanner alongside Drivepool to check the sector health of all my drives, and historically it has evacuated any drives on major errors into the other pools allowing me to remove the drive / RMA it and insert a new drive in As I move over to Unraid, my end goal is to just replicate DrivePool functionality while also taking advantage of Unraid features like "cache drive", docker containers etc. My goal would be to have the least amount of disks always spinning to conserve power / HDD disk usage (i.e. setup a cache drive in the 2.5" SATA slot that captures all the writes and then moves them over to the spinner array nightly/weekly). My questions are below: Given I only have 1 NVMe slot, what should that drive be setup for? I was thinking the ~200-300GB Plex metadata location, all the Docker containers and the Windows 10 VM could all sit on this ~1TB drive but let me know if this is the wrong way to think about Unraid How do I setup a "cache drive" (presumably with the spare 2.5" SSD SATA slot) to prevent HDDs from spinning? Can I set it up so that all Radarr/Sonarr imports first write to this cache drive, then at 5am it moves them off the SSD to "Disk #1-#6" in my array? Otherwise all new Downloads should reside on just Disk #7-8 (2*4TB Reds) until I delete them / import them etc. How do I setup my 8-HDD array for Plex media so that it obeys generic grouping rules (i.e. TV seasons mostly install on one physical disk instead of spreading across the array) How do I setup my "Downloads" folder (previously using my 2*4TB Reds) so that if I'm seeding on qBitTorrent, it only spins up that drive? I'm unfamiliar with permissions between "Shares" and how Docker containers interact with all the various moving pieces I can't seem to think of a good alternative to my existing Windows-based music workflow, which is managed solely by iTunes. Does anyone have a good idea of how to manage my music management without just running a Windows 10 VM 24/7? Should I have Lidarr look at my entire root directory of Plex Music and then allow Lidarr to rename files moving forward? I'm very used to be able to copy and paste files between folders across my DrivePool array using Windows Explorer. Does this same functionality exist within Unraid's web access? Is there a docker container for file management in the webOS itself?

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