Sungray

It's not a fix, it's a workaround. I also now have 2 columns after upgrading to 6.12 in a 1920x1080p window. (4k screen)

Hey, this plugin is super, thanks a lot. Is it possible to run docker-compose up with parameters? For instance, Immich allows something like this: docker-compose -f ./docker/docker-compose.yml up --scale immich-server=5 https://github.com/alextran1502/immich An "additional parameters" box would be so useful. Thanks!

Okay so. The problem was that the checkboxes "Password protected" and "Empty servers" were not selected. 🤦‍♂️ Well also that sometimes the server just doesn't appear, just need to retry a few times but make sure to select those checkboxes.

Yes I did find the correct .json file before and was able to change to PvE (default the server was in PvP) and set a password. And the ListOnMasterServer is set to true by default too on the json.

I'm not sure if people outside my network see the server. I direct connect through my public IP. Yes I have other services reachable from outside. On my router I've set up the port forwarding rule, nothing fancy. Thanks for your answers. Oh and I tried using a VPN on my computer to another country, the server still didn't show up on the list.

Hi! I'm experiencing this - V Rising server not appearing in the master list despite correct port forwarding and being able to direct connect. Could you point me to how to fix the issue? I've looked for hair pin nat but couldn't find what you mean. Thanks! Quick summary on my network, I use PiHole, and have a Ubiquiti USG router, UPnP disabled. Should I just enable UPnP ?

I don't get how to enable emby detection, can anyone enlighten me ? https://github.com/b3rs3rk/gpustat-unraid/issues/32

Also - and I shouldn't complain about this one, it did save half my files - the timer of 5 seconds (1 in my case) to check the stability of the file is also triggered with files that should be skipped, like .jpg. So instead of a few minutes scan for a huge library, it becomes days.

I let this docker run on my entire photo folder a few days ago. I wanted to free up space from videos, encode them all in x265. I read this : Seemed pretty safe, and the point was to free up space, I don't need to keep the original files, so I naively set it to 0 right, it seemed to work great. Now for the fun part : the container skips all .jpg, .raw, .dng, etc. because these are not video files. It considers that one file skipped == one file completed. One file completed, should be deleted. I checked on the progress in the morning and realized it was still busy slowly cutting through my decade of photography, deleting all my raws and jpgs. I had set the timer to 1 second for checking the file. 10 hours comes to approx. 36.000 files deleted. I had not yet set up my backup system, was still in the process of migrating, welp, burn me. I immediately shut down the server, went through three days of several painfuly slow full scans of the disk and was able to recover a lot of files with UFS Explorer. I still need to sort through the result, but this is probably a huge loss for me. But please. That documentation might be just a tad misleading. Please update it so that this doesn't happen to someone else.

OK got it, thanks.

Right. It's a 3700x, so 8 cores/16 threads. This will give the docker full use of the physical core 0 ? I suppose this will not work, since it won't have access to HT 8. The only solution seems to be to disable isolated cpu and enable pinning on 0 and 8, but then the system will be able to "steal" the cpu0/ht8. How should I approach this ? Maybe it works different for docker comapred to VMs, and it's not a passthrough but rather a virtual core, and cpu/HT doesn't matter in this case, and I can only assign one CPU or HT if I want to give exclusive access. So yes isolate and pin 0, but the docker can't use two cores, only one ? Is that how you would approach this for a docker game server ?

So, please validate this. I'm running a dedicated game server in a docker container (Valheim). I want it to have exclusive access to one core, so I'm pinning it to the docker, and isolating the core right ?