rcketscientist

Been a while, but you can get any number of servers visible with a little network juggling. The main issue is that xbox has no network discovery configuratbility. It's :19132 or bust. So each server needs an ip on the network and the :19132 port. Here's how I have it setup, there's two strategies to getting the ip. In both situation the router doesn't know about the ip that docker hands out, so I'm thinking static is probably better. For the first one I setup the docker network to grab an ip range on br0: Alternatively, you can set an available static ip:

I'm seeing the same error. There's no 'ALLOWED_ORIGINS' in the api report.

For anyone looking to ignore an unassigned drive in fan control, here's how you can manually exclude it. First get the id of the drive (sdx, etc.). Then edit the plugin config like so: Note the `...` represents a long line of options, but at the end I added `sdh` which is my unassigned drive to the `-e` parameter. It will not show up in the gui menu, but it will be excluded. Restart or uninstall/reinstall the plugin. It was back to only using the spinning disks for temp checks.

Well, if that isn't the oddest, most mind-boggling business decision I've ever seen... BTW, the docker description does say "alpha", which is why I thought it was an issue with the image. If this is just a one-off bonkers decision by Mojang, maybe update the docker description?

Any particular reason this image pulls alpha while the original uses stable? It was reliable for me; didn't even realize that for a while. But now that clients and servers went out-of-sync, I'm left wondering if there's other risks mixing alpha servers and stable clients, even when they're "compatible".

Probably too late for you, but here's how to get it off an xbox. Owner (xbox): Start a realms account. Create a new world. In the created world settings, upload your local world to the newly created world. Owner (pc): Download your world from realms. Export your world (save to the PC) Unraid: TDB, working on this as I speak EDIT: Found a website with what I just figured out on my own... sigh https://shockbyte.com/billing/knowledgebase/175/How-to-Export-and-Upload-a-Custom-World-to-Your-Bedrock-Server.html

Trying to install a basic Ubuntu 20.04 VM on a headless (no-gpu) unraid server. VNC works until the bios disk check completes then I get a blank screen. Is there a way to complete the install? I assumed install would kick into a terminal mode, but maybe that was asking too much? Am I missing something here.

1.3 days. Not the longest it's been up, but feeling confident that the c states were the issue. Appreciate the pointer!

Dammit, lol. I defaulted the bios just to be "safe". I was actually thinking c states based on the total lack of info. I should have left the video card in so I could tinker. I'll follow up shortly, hopefully in a day or two with no issues ;-). Thanks!

Diagnostics media-diagnostics-20201129-1135.zip

Trying to get an unRaid media server going. The hardware is my former PC, which ran with zero issues before converting it to unRaid with four hard disks. I'm savvy with linux, my hope was the $60 would be worth the time I'd save building out the array and containers (plus a web gui). So far, so bad. I've got a full docker setup for all my servers. Everything works, while the server stays up, but that's no more than a day; I can barely even complete a parity check. I've setup the syslog server, but the logs are useless. I'm constantly crashing and there's literally zero useful info. The only crash while I was actively doing something was during a container recreation with an additional port. This was a soft crash. Most of the others have required a hard bounce.