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@Sparklyballs have you considered updating the Isengard Headless to v15.2? I've been using 14.2 headless without hiccups for well over a year now, and am looking to upgrade to 15.2.

You can run it from a script if you want. In the end setting the su password doesn't matter if you do it manually.

Figured it out. This is a debian based installation so murmur runs as a service, as per this site and instructions: http://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Running_Murmur#Setting_the_SuperUser_Password You can change your SU password for Murmur from bash on Unraid like so: docker exec MumbleServer sudo -i murmurd -ini /data/mumble-server.ini -supw YourPassword Cheers

I need to know where in the docker container the murmur.x86 file is located. I can change the su password via docker exec. docker exec MumbleServer ./murmur.x86 /data/mumble-server.ini -supw MyPassword I need the exact location of the ./murmur.x86

How do I set the SU password... does it work using docker exec?

Unfortunately this is a fundamental problem with OC version upgrades often break functionality. It's sad, because it's an awesome product.

Here is something I found on the getenv("PATH") issue. https://github.com/owncloud/core/issues/17504

I'm getting the following error when logging into OC. This is in the Security & Setup Warnings section. I set the network type to bridged, and I'm running version 8.1.1.

Nzbget does not need to notify your headless. It's the application that handles movies such as Couchpotato that notifies your kodi headless.

When you set the content you need to enable the tvdb scraper. We answer the same time ;-) It was a NFS rights issue ;-) Yes! it works! Did the program automatic scan my directory or do i need a cronjob or something? Generally you let sonarr or couch notify your headless to perform a scan after a download has completed.

When you set the content you need to enable the tvdb scraper. We answer the same time ;-) It was a NFS rights issue ;-) Yes! it works! Did the program automatic scan my directory or do i need a cronjob or something? Cool

When you set the content you need to enable the tvdb scraper. Do you see images on your laptop?

Nfs if you can, it has a smaller overhead. But in the end it doesn't matter. I've been using Samba four years without issues

You don't mention advancedsettins.xml, him come? You need that file as well as it creates the connection to the database. Also, I found that the initial scan needs to be performed from the KODI application installed on a laptop or desktop, or your htpc, otherwise it doesn't work as well.

Can you find the accessibility option on the login screen? Click on screen keyboard and then you can do a Ctrl alt delete Thank you sir, you are a god among men. I have no idea how I missed that, being a sysadmin I should have known this. I'm such a newb sometimes. Cheers.

Yeah I can not RDP into the VM as I do not know what the IP is. "show ip addr vnet0" does not list an IP either, and doing a network scan does not discover the vm as well. Also RDP has not been setup on it, it's a fresh install. I really need to pass this key combo to get into the machine.

Is there any way to pass the Ctrl+Alt+Delete command in noVNC? I just setup a Windows Server 2012 R2 VM, but I can not log in because I can not pass the above command to the VM. An alternative is I could do an arp command and find out what IP it's sitting on then RDP but that needs to be setup first. I'd like to use noVNC for the time being. I'm on v6 beta 14 at the moment. Thanks

Yeah I'm also having issues with docker, it's not able to check for newer container versions.

Ha, fair enough.

That's the biggest piece of nonsense I've ever heard. I've been using 3rd party apps to change and manage foreign movies for years. Truth is XBMC and Kodi never catch everything properly and hence a manual scrape via a 3rd party app is necessary. Also a lot of these apps ate written specifically with xbmc/kodi in mind. Tiny Media Manager is a perfect example. Nonsense? Not in my experience. I have seen 3rd party tools come and go too or not keep pace with new XBMC developments which gets frustrating. In addition, as a lover of Arthouse and non English movies I've not seen the XBMC engine make a mistake now for years. I used to keep a blank nfo file as a template for "that movie" that doesn't scrape. fill in the details that i can manually and either make or find a poster/fanart. thankfully that's very rare as i don't do the obscure so much, lol. these days i though i use mediaelch on my mac, i use it to make the nfo and get artwork, then manually move the movie to my media folder and use sickbeard to manually update the library. Wow, that's dedication, lol. You should check out my buddies Tiny Media Manager docker container. It runs right in Unraid with a VNC web instance. It works well. Right now he's trying to convert it to use RDP instead of VNC as it runs smoother. https://github.com/HurricaneHernandez/container-templates uh huh, i was in on the convo about it in jonp's thread. last i looked it has a way to go. Not sure who jonp is, but I've been using it for the last few months, aside from slight input lag due to the nature on web based VNC, it works well. jonp is on the LT team, i tried the container for a little while, but personally didn't like the window manager and found it difficult to use on my mac, it kept switching between the desktops randomly. No, this is not Jonp's container and he was actually surprised at the implementation of this. There are no desktops to switch between in this implementation.

That's the biggest piece of nonsense I've ever heard. I've been using 3rd party apps to change and manage foreign movies for years. Truth is XBMC and Kodi never catch everything properly and hence a manual scrape via a 3rd party app is necessary. Also a lot of these apps ate written specifically with xbmc/kodi in mind. Tiny Media Manager is a perfect example. Nonsense? Not in my experience. I have seen 3rd party tools come and go too or not keep pace with new XBMC developments which gets frustrating. In addition, as a lover of Arthouse and non English movies I've not seen the XBMC engine make a mistake now for years. I used to keep a blank nfo file as a template for "that movie" that doesn't scrape. fill in the details that i can manually and either make or find a poster/fanart. thankfully that's very rare as i don't do the obscure so much, lol. these days i though i use mediaelch on my mac, i use it to make the nfo and get artwork, then manually move the movie to my media folder and use sickbeard to manually update the library. Wow, that's dedication, lol. You should check out my buddies Tiny Media Manager docker container. It runs right in Unraid with a VNC web instance. It works well. Right now he's trying to convert it to use RDP instead of VNC as it runs smoother. https://github.com/HurricaneHernandez/container-templates uh huh, i was in on the convo about it in jonp's thread. last i looked it has a way to go. Not sure who jonp is, but I've been using it for the last few months, aside from slight input lag due to the nature on web based VNC, it works well.

That's the biggest piece of nonsense I've ever heard. I've been using 3rd party apps to change and manage foreign movies for years. Truth is XBMC and Kodi never catch everything properly and hence a manual scrape via a 3rd party app is necessary. Also a lot of these apps ate written specifically with xbmc/kodi in mind. Tiny Media Manager is a perfect example. Nonsense? Not in my experience. I have seen 3rd party tools come and go too or not keep pace with new XBMC developments which gets frustrating. In addition, as a lover of Arthouse and non English movies I've not seen the XBMC engine make a mistake now for years. I used to keep a blank nfo file as a template for "that movie" that doesn't scrape. fill in the details that i can manually and either make or find a poster/fanart. thankfully that's very rare as i don't do the obscure so much, lol. these days i though i use mediaelch on my mac, i use it to make the nfo and get artwork, then manually move the movie to my media folder and use sickbeard to manually update the library. Wow, that's dedication, lol. You should check out my buddies Tiny Media Manager docker container. It runs right in Unraid with a VNC web instance. It works well. Right now he's trying to convert it to use RDP instead of VNC as it runs smoother. https://github.com/HurricaneHernandez/container-templates

Do not touch anything in advacedsettings.xml. All the settings are picked up from the docker setting. So which ever port you set in the docker is what it will use.

Use the IP : Port , do not use localhost : Port. Also in docker I get better results using bridged network mode.

Cool, thanks for that