Hammy Havoc

A built-in backup system that supports both local targets, external servers, and S3 providers.

Did you figure out the cron issue? My cron tasks were running initially, gave the SWAG container a restart and noticed that my cron tasks didn't persist. Just confirmed that restarting my SWAG container causes me to lose any tasks I've added to crontab. I used `(crontab -l ; echo "0 * * * * /usr/bin/php81 '/config/www/tasks/cron_jobs/run_every_hour.php'") | sort - | uniq - | crontab -` Edit: workaround is adding cron tasks in Scheduled Tasks in Settings and executing the command within the appropriate Docker container.

Hi all, Looking to run Active Collab on my Unraid server. There's a probe file available on https://activecollab.com/help/books/self-hosted-activecollab/requirements if anyone wants to play along at home. I know that SWAG can handle PHP sites/apps alone, but not sure it's the most appropriate solution versus a dedicated container (I assume anyone else will know better than me). If I were to use a dedicated container, what container should I use? And what kind of proxy-conf would I use with it? Equally, if I were to just sling it into a SWAG dir, what kind of proxy-conf would I use for that, assuming I want to run it on a subdomain? Got plenty of containers already running with SWAG, but they were largely bog-standard common turn-key things. This is likely the final piece of the puzzle for me. Edit: figured this out.

Had to deactivate and reactivate USB flash backup several times over before it would successfully backup. Now it seems to have worked.

Of course the Mothership starts responding after posting, lol! :- ) However, backup is still corrupted.

Having this problem too. I've restarted via `unraid-api restart`, no joy though. Latest plugin version. Apparently my USB flash backup is also corrupted. That's somewhat disconcerting. Server is reachable via WAN, so port forwarding isn't the problem. Has worked fine for months.

It seems like every consumer off-the-shelf NAS, and even offerings like TrueNAS, have shockingly decent built-in backup facilities, and have done for many years. TrueNAS integrates well with cloud storage providers in the OOBE. I'm bewildered that Unraid still doesn't offer anything like this, even just backup to a local target like another machine on the LAN, or just a USB drive. Even a cheap TerraMaster NAS offers something, which I've used prior to Unraid. With pages like https://unraid.net/product/data-storage-users, there's a lot of functionality that you would otherwise expect, especially invoking "Designers, 3D animators, developers, and video production companies", it sets certain expectations for the OOBE. Not saying this to be negative, but saying it because I'm shocked by how comparatively janky and lacklustre pretty much every third-party solution is with Docker containers versus how slick and effective competing solutions are. I've also noticed a lot of users seem to misinterpret parity as being a backup solution rather than simply improving availability. Backups really should be in the OOBE, and when setting up a new server, should be one of the first things that users do, and as simple as the rest of the Unraid experience. The complexity of setting up third-party backups is in great contrast to how simple and intuitive the rest of the experience with Unraid is. After recently having had a Docker container break with a bad update, I'm extremely sceptical with regard to something as mission critical as backups. Something. Anything. Pretty please! Love the rest of Unraid, but this is crying out for a solution, especially in terms of feeling able to recommend it to others.

Getting this error when trying to start the latest version of the `matrix` Docker container: /usr/bin/python3: Error while finding module specification for 'synapse.app.homeserver' (ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'synapse.app')

On https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/fail2ban-setup/, it states we need to add the following: proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; Where in the SWAG config would I add this?

Why did you screenshot your config instead of copy-pasting the text?

Would love to see native support for Matrix notifications.

Yep, triple parity would be nice. Whilst I have backups, it would have prevented losing some data, and prevented downtime today.

This would be nice to have. After a few disk failures lately, this would make things much easier.

Wondering about this myself.

I'd like to see this too. TrueNAS Scale has some very good backup options out of the box. https://www.truenas.com/docs/core/gettingstarted/databackups/ Feels like the missing piece of the puzzle in Unraid.

What are people using these days? I tried Rclone and it's not finding all my files in a dir, and thus only backing up a fraction of what's there. Can't figure out why. Doesn't seem to be permissions related either. Fiddled with it for 18h+ and didn't figure it out. Off-the-shelf NAS solutions and the likes of TrueNAS have replication and synchronization facilities built into them. I feel like this is the missing piece of the puzzle for me with Unraid. It's a big piece, but it's largely there.

Did you ever manage to add mapping it to the OS one? That would be super cool for troubleshooting.

Does it still make sense to use the Unassigned Devices plugin versus creating a pool specifically for Borg now that we can have multiple pools?

Did you ever figure this out? Seeing this issue on PCs running W11 on my LAN. Interesting observation: if you go to `\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\foldername` on Windows Explorer, you can access it just fine in terms of permissions. if you go to say `\\SERVER\foldername`, you get informed that you don't have permission and get given the login prompt. An even weirder observation: when this occurs, if you restart the Windows 11 machine that it has happened on, you can then access Unraid again. Just restarted each Windows 11 machine. Go figure, clearly not an Unraid issue. I don't encounter this on Windows 10, at least not that I'm aware of. What a buggy mess 11 is all these months later!

Would love if this was possible. Even just having a separate/second instance of the plugin would be hugely useful.

My container config for `/tmp` is set to `/tmp/nextcloud/`. Nextcloud is the only container I'm having problems with in regards to this (to my knowledge at least), everything else seems to work just fine, and I'm running a lot of containers. Sorry I can't be helpful, I'm not hugely familiar with Unraid's implementation of Docker. Silly question of the day: as this folder is showing up in `/tmp/nextcloud/`, does this mean that it isn't actually within the docker.img itself? And is this thus not a recommended/advisable configuration? :- )

Yes, I've been having the same problem since I started using Unraid. It isn't the end of the world, but it is very annoying to need to remember to change the permissions of my Nextcloud's folder in tmp after a reboot. Can anybody shine any light on this problem?

Does anybody have a SWAG NGINX proxy-conf for the 'epicgames freegames' Docker container?

Hello everybody! I've been dealing with a peculiar problem since I started using Linuxserver.io's Nextcloud Docker image. My Temp is set to '/tmp/nextcloud/', but every time the server is restarted, the directory is of course recreated, but the problem is that I'm not able to login to Nextcloud until the directory's permissions are manually changed (I change them to 777 in this case), after that, it works as expected, and the sess_ files etc. all appear as expected. It isn't a big problem, but it can be a little puzzling if I don't remember to do it if the server needs to be restarted for maintenance at any point. Does anybody have any ideas regarding this?

Hi all! One of the final things left to do in my escape from Windows Server is sharing a USB printer on the network. jstrader/airprint-cloudprint is no longer available. What's the current recommendation? And yes, I'm aware having a print server is somewhat of an abnormality in 2020. :- )