Rick_Sanchez

Template should be marked deprecated, it no longer works on a clean install

I prefer visual studio code

this solved a lot of headache for me. I'm not sure why the device name is not resolving, but entering in the IP address solved my issue.

I am running into a permissions error with docker containers on Unraid accessing a shared NFS folder on a Synology NAS. The architecture I have currently is Synology -> user 'docker' UID 1038 GID 100 Synology -> shared folder 'media' -> allow user 'docker' read/write permissions Synology -> shared folder 'media' -> NFS permissions -> Allow IP address of Unraid, squash: no mapping, enable asynchronous Unraid -> NFS shares -> share mounted and accessible via CLI in /mnt/remotes/share Unraid -> docker container I've tried UID 99 GID 100 I've tried UID 1038 GID 100 Arr apps are still getting permissions issues Does the UID of unraid need to match the UID of synology while using NFS?

could anyone share their working changedetection.io + browserless config? I am getting error 200 when searching for a product restock with the chrome browser and am curious if this is a template issue or website issue that I'm trying to track

Has anyone found a way to run gravity sync alongside pihole in a docker image?

I'm trying to build from scratch with HDD: 3x20TB, 2x14TB SSD: 4TB, 2TB, 1TB NVME: two slots available What is the best way to configure to have 1) a media only pool (don't care if this is not backed up or on parity. Size ~20TB) 2) a personal file pool (want this backed up with high fault tolerance to protect data, but infrequently accessed. Size ~5TB) 3) a photography pool (backed up. Fast read access from networked PC. ~6TB) 4) a cache pool for docker and plex, either combined or separate (fastest. ~??? TB required?) I have the option to purchase more hard drives to make the format work from the get go I'm looking for help to determine which way to mix/match drives, and zfs vs brtfs vs xfs I am building a PC for this purpose. I will try to have 10Gbe and USB4 capability to add a DAS or something like that down the road if needed. Thank you for your help!!

I'm still having a slight issue with this -> I've applied the changes above Something continues to change my Pictures SMB folder from 0777 to 0770. Is there somehow to create a new user that can't modify folder permissions?

Could you post a working configuration file for gluetun? Preferably using a Wireguard configuration?

I've got this working when using the path: /dev/bus/usb/001/002 But, after creating a symlink (in case the Bus and Device numbers are changed after a restart) the print jobs are not sent. The symlink is /dev/printer1 Any ideas on how to fix this?

How did you all keep your USB device path static in the container? I think after reboot it resets. I am unable to find this printer in /dev/

This is how I keep mine persistent: Part 1: # lsusb for vendor:product idProduct # udevadm info -a -n /dev/ttyUSB0 | grep '{serial}' | head -n1 where USB0 is the device you are looking for # OR; udevadm info -a -n /dev/bus/usb/000/000 | grep '{serial}' | head -n1 if you can't find the USB device, search if it's in the BUS # nano /etc/udev/rules.d/99-usb-rules.rules make your own rules folder Part 2: # cp /etc/udev/rules.d/99-usb-rules.rules /boot/config/rules.d/99-usb-rules.rules copy your rules to the boot config # nano /boot/config/go # add and save --> cp /boot/config/rules.d/99-serial-rules.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/99-serial-rules.rules # chmod 644 /etc/udev/rules.d/99-serial-rules.rules

Why not docker Duplicacy? Can you expand what you mean about it not supporting local storage? In the docker container you should map the internal path to the share so it can "see" the share to back it up. I've got Borg + Vorta running and it's a pretty nice setup. I was able to set up Borg with a simple config file, and it's been rock solid since. I'm not much of a CLI user myself, but this one is user friendly. You can get a free Borgmatic repo 20GB to practice uploading as well. This would be my first recommendation just because of how powerful the deduplication is. Duplicaci is my secondary that I'm playing with, backing up to a cloud. The GUI was semi-intuitive but I had to do some research on how to use it. rsync is easy CLI that you can set up with a userscript, but, I'm not sure about versioning. This seems like a straight copy. Duplicati can burn in a dumpster fire.

Can anyone muster up a step-by-step install for this? And then maybe pin to the thread?

That's a great question that maybe one of the dev's can answer. This would depend if /etc/udev/ is overwritten during the update process.