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Because slightly older releases are free and saves some time setting stuff up from scratch. The arch release I downloaded was also 228MB compared to Ironic's 477MB. Why do everything from scratch when you can save yourself some time?

You're right, I wanted something lighter than Ironic's image and I also wanted to start from scratch just so I could set everything up from vanilla. I downloaded the 2013.05 release of Arch and you're right, there is a major upgrade that needs to be done. That is only caused however, by the movement of all binaries to /usr/bin. Once the 2014.01 image becomes free to download I believe that it will be incredibly easy to update from there.

I found a site that hosts a bunch of different Xen ready images with several different options for the guest OS. There are some free images, although the most recent releases require a donation (just download an older release for free and update it). This link contains all the free downloads: http://stacklet.com/downloads/images/public Note: I am not associated or affiliated with this site in any way.

I have a large "Shows" share which until recently has been on a single disk. It contains a separate folder for every show, and each folder contains every episode for that show (no subfolders). As that disk is filling up, I got a second disk and would like to redistribute the files so they're split evenly amongst the disks. I would prefer to let unRAID do this job, so I attempted to do this by creating a new user share using both disks and no cache drive. However when I moved the files to the new share, it simply kept the files on the same disk instead of putting them on disk2 (which is what I assume should happen as it has far more free space). I have also tried different allocation methods. I know that I can just manually move the files to another disk but I'd prefer it if unRAID could do it for me. I have looked for previous topics but haven't found anything that would seem to help. Any ideas?

Stupid question, but how do you have a hostname with uppercase letters? My router reports the hostname as "Arch", but in the ssh session it reports itself as "arch".

Try the bottom of this page http://lostsalad.co.za/2012/12/13/raspberry-pi-usenet-downloads-with-nzbget I tried what was posted there but it didn't work. If I was more knowledgeable then maybe I'd be able to fix it myself.

I've installed NZBGet from your repo but it didn't come with a systemd service. As an Arch noob I have no idea how to set one up, and I haven't been able to find any online. Any pointers on how to make my own?

Do you intend to integrate plugin control with the main package at some stage? I only use it for the update function and it feels slightly redundant to have a plugin just for that. I have also found a couple of bugs: - layout weirdness when clicking on any of the disks under 'Array Devices' - unable to change the description for a user Let me know if there is somewhere else you want these reported. Lastly, I've noticed that the settings page is no longer tabbed, was this by design?

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/plexmediaserver-plexpass/ Oh, cheers. I thought there was one in ironic's repo. Does anyone else have issues using nano when in 'xl console'? I am unable to save a file, the commands at the bottom of the screen are all mangled and don't appear to work. It's fine when connecting directly to the VM over SSH.

How does one install the plexpass verion of PMS?

Cool, thanks for the reply. I might actually just put that in the go script along with a command that restarts the webserver.

I've successfully put the reverse proxy settings there which work fine but the line that enables mod_proxy is currently commented out in /etc/lighttpd.conf, which is in volatile memory. I tried adding that line to dynamix.lighttpd.cfg but I couldn't start the webserver with it.

I have the exact same issue. I have the following subdomains configured for my domain: nzbget, drone, plex, router, unraid nzbget and drone both work from inside and outside the network. plex will work inside the network but not outside. I had to change the port for my router management page as it was intercepting all port 80 requests for some reason, I cant access it via router.mydomain.com at all. unraid.mydomain.com is the same and gives me just a blank page. I've changed the unraid port to run on 8080. I'm using the dynamix webserver for the reverse proxy. If you find a solution to this or if anyone finds a solution it would be much appreciated.

If I want to enable mod_proxy, is there a way to do it without it being reset on boot?