MMeirolas

Believe me: Googling is all i have been doing... I am on day 7 of my test phase for Unraid, and have read the whole wiki page. Have watched all spaceinvader one videos, have read a lot of answers on this topic. Unfortunately for each app you want to install in unraid, there is very little Information available. Yes there are tutorials on the syncthing webpage, but for "docker/docker-compose"... That's messing with the terminal, and not the reason i switched to unraid. So i had to to resort to this forum... With Ubuntu one can google: "how to install syncthing?" and a million Webpages show up. And don't get me wrong, i know people are here helping out on a volunteer basis, which all of us noobs are greatful for. But telling people: "you need to make a linux course to learn the terminal, then a networking course, then an unraid course and then a syncthing course..." Only to be able to sync a few files from your smartphone to your server... instead of writing a tutorial for unraid, is not a beginner friendly approach and shoves people to other OS's where they have those tutorials. But anyways, enough written. Thx for trying to help. Off to Ubuntu again Cheers

Hello guys, new user here. Sadly there are no out of the box tutorials for almost any unraid apps (like there are a gazillion for Ubuntu) which makes it more and more frustrating to use. Especially for a noob... So i have a Server with a cache drive and one array drive (parity will follow). While browsing through this topic i saw that it's recommended to sync to cache (faster). So host path 2 has to be on /mtn/cache/syncthing.... And then create the data sync folders inside that folder. So when i add host path 2 inside the docker, i can only select /mnt/user/syncthing. Do i have to create it manually before? I didn't find any place to add a share on the cache drive, the shares default to the array drive. Or does it when i select "use cache YES" automatically create on /mnt/cache/syncthing? And btw, over unraid GUI i can create share on the root folder, how can i create shares inside of other shares? Do i have to resort to the horrible terminal? After the shares are created, do i really have to mess around with permissions on the terminal? Is there an easy way to do it over the GUI? Would appreciare

Thx for your reply saarg, with every message i get more and more confused unfortunately... "DNS verification"? Never heard of it... could you tell me what dns provider you use? Maybe it's easier to use than duckdns, and u could just tell me how you set up yours... it's getting more and more frustrating to use unraid since you have no tutorials that work out of the box, like you have a gazillion on ubuntu :( cheers

Hey saarg, thx for your reply ok... I didn't see anything on the duckdns.org control panel to create subdomains. Because in my previous DynDNS provider, things like "mimimi.momomo" in front of the domain name was not allowed. i thought duckdns was the same. will try it as you said once i'm allowed to certificate again As for the ports i might have it wrong. In the picture i opened port 443, and the "external preferred port (that's what it says in German) i put 1443. i think it's the other way around, right? I will do so for both port 80 and 443. One last question, since i'm a real noob: My router has entries for dyndns providers like duckdns as well. Should i only configure the docker containers on unraid, or can i set up the dyndns on my router menu as well? Sorry if it's a terribly dumb question... Thx for all the help Cheers

hello guys, total noob here... i followed SpaceInvaderOnes tutorials on youtube to create a certificate using duckdns.org and swag i did it before on a ubuntu server, but on unraid everything fails. i did exactly as he was telling: - created proxynet - created 3 domains on duckdns (let's say jelly.duckdns.org, nextcloud.duckdns.org and syncthing.duckdns.org) - put my email adress - duckdns.org is the domain name - jelly,nextcloud,syncthing are the subdomains - true only subdomains - validation http - duckdns token entered on duckdns docker: - jelly.duckdns.org (tried only jell, tried putting all 3, etc.) - entered the token tried many other ways with wildcards and such, still it's being refused... i think the issue might be my router (port forwarding) but now i've already reached the limit of tries for this week :( i attached a screenshot of my router setup, which again followed on youtube. now i don't know if i should put 1443 or 443 on the swag docker... according to SpaceInvaderOne 1443 but that has already failed. at the point of giving up unless someone has an idea what could be wrong. would be so glad if someone could help... cheers guys

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