mika91

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  1. Hello,

    I try to configure a reverse proxy in my VPS.
    For now, I have my docker services (portainer, whoami, grafana, prometheus, ....) available through XXX.mydomain.duckdns.org (and basic auth for each services).

    Pretty happy with it... but have twho minor problems:

    • Fail to use Deluge with reverse proxy: get a '502 bad gateway'
      I enable the proxy-conf as for other services, witout success. 
      Try with/without basic auth
       
    • Is there a way to 'share' the auth, so I don't need to login for each service ? (looking for a simple solution)

    Thanks for your help
    Mickaël

  2.  

    I'd like my server to offer these following features:

    • File Server
    • Schedule Parity disk (fiable, robust with checksum verification for avoiding silent data corruption)
    • Homegroup Laptop backups
    • DLNA Server
    • uTorrent and/or mldonkey server
    • couchpotato/Sickbeard
    • Plex Media Server (maybe)
    • FTP Server (maybe)
    • XBMC with GPU Hardware Acceleration
    • PowerDVD for bluray playback
    • Light Gaming

     

    unRaid with be my FileServer and I'll use windows 7/8 for xbmc and gaming box.

    For others servers (DLNA, utorrent, sickbeard, ftp) I have to define where they will best run. (unraid, windows or maybe a small linux?)

     

    So let's go with my questions:

    [*]Many of you seems to be interrested in ESXi virtualization, but are Llano APU compatibles with ESXi

    [*]If I virtualize windows 7, will Video Hardware Acceleration (DXVA) work ? Same with Bluray Software Player?

    [*]What about running windows natively, and unRaid as a virtualbox guest?

    [*]What is the best: ESXi with unraid and windows virtualized, or native windows with unraid virtualized?

    [*]Any performance or consumption significant penalities using virtualization?

    [*]Does UnRaid supports "add-ins" and offers DLNA, FTP, Utorrent or other features ?

    [*]If not, what is the best approach: add a linux virtual machine providing these services?

     

    Any help or advices are welcome.  ;)

    thanks