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No. This is why I stopped trying to use it. I couldn't even get wireguard through Nordvpn to work. I went back to openvpn and ditched my plans for a gluetun container.

Tailscale. ZFS seems cool...but, for those of us that don't want to spend tons of money and just have a bunch of disk, it's overkill and won't be used.

Quick Question on this GluetunVPN image...why, when you select Wireguard as protocol does it continue to not let you submit because it wants an openvpn username and password? I ended up removing the entire option for OpenVPN and obviously, this causes the entire container to barf on itself. To be honest, I think you should remove most of the options from the container and have documentation on how to add them in for each provider instead of having the WALLL OF TEXT gretting for the container.

Awesome...that was it. Had to actually shutdown and physically hit the power button to power back on. Restarts didn't work. Looks like I'm up and running now. Thanks for this!

Hi all, So I put in a small NVME Drive to use for a gaming VM. Post install, when I booted up, it appeared in unassigned devices and it had a previous setup for a Linux desktop so I deleted all the partitions. After the last partition was removed, the NVME drive disappeared from unassigned devices and now only appears in the Historical Unassigned Device. Anyone know how to get that puppy precleared/formatted? I can't seem to get it to be detected by Unraid even though it already detected it previously.

serious question I've always had. What's the advantage/use case for LMS over typical stuff like airsonic, ace stream, and standard streaming services? I look at it and never have enough info to say "yes, I should try this out".

Heya, I have those filled in and I'm having no issues. Perhaps you can try removing and reinstalling the nvidia drivers or forcing yourself back a version and then trying things again.

I think right now the full client requires an update to the server before it will connect. So if folks update their client to the most recent version, they will break it. For me, I'm good cuz I use Roku...but on this laptop, it's broken until the server updates versions.

Anyone else have a setup like this? Do you spin up your array for movies or TV you watch? How do you have your stuff setup?

BACKGROUND: I have 2 types of storage currently. I have a separate Debian server that is super old (running an old i5) that I'm looking to retire. It has basic RAID on it for a volitile storage area. As I said, it's old. Unraid server: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/KZNy7R Debian 2 x 2TB - RAID 1 for frequently accessed files like music. I put any of the things I need frequent access to on there (e.g. Linux ISO's I'm working with, my internal projects I code/mess with, music collection I stream daily). This system just runs vanilla Debian and uses Samba to share stuff with. I want to retire the Debian server...and I want to buy a couple of extra drives for the unraid server I have and move the data from the old system over. QUESTION: What type of Array on Unraid should I use for frequently accessed storage? I access the files on this Debian system daily and putting this onto my existing array that has archival files makes no sense to be honest because the array will be spinning up and getting wear and tear on them...as well as consuming power. So, how do you plan for frequently accessed data on your Unraid systems?

Funny, that's the same name of my primary server Great looking build!

Are you sure you have all the Valheim ports forwarded for Steam? I looked them up on Port Forward dot com and it said the following: TCP: 27015, 27036 UDP: 2456-2457, 27015, 27031-27036

Just as an FYI...I changed all my /mnt/user paths to /mnt/cache...I then deleted everything to start fresh. I was able to manually load the plugins by copying them over from my Windows Steam client after hosting a local game with the plugins I wanted enabled. To do that, I had to subscribe to the plugins in the Steam workshop and then enable them when hosting the local game. Then I did 'Manage' on the game in my steam library and was able to browse the file location, grab the mods, and copy them to the container. Still can't do -automanage....it just causes an infinite reboot loop.

There definitely is...because inside the container, the directory is 'Linux ' root@86753OHNeeeeeyeeeine:/serverdata/serverfiles/Engine/Binaries/ThirdParty/SteamCMD# ls -lrt total 0 drwxrwx--- 1 steam users 24 Jan 9 15:05 Win64 drwxrwx--- 1 steam users 118 Jan 9 18:48 'Linux ' Tested something on this...renamed my /mnt/cache/steamcmd folder and then edited my container to remove the spaces. This time around I get 3 directories in that path: root@86753OHNeeeeeyeeeine:/serverdata/serverfiles/Engine/Binaries/ThirdParty/SteamCMD# ls -lrt total 0 drwxrwx--- 1 steam users 0 Jan 9 12:19 'Linux ' drwxrwx--- 1 steam users 24 Jan 9 15:05 Win64 drwxrwx--- 1 steam users 118 Jan 9 19:01 Linux

I think this has to do with the extra space that I found previously in the path for the 'Linux ' directory. If we mount the automods directory with the instructions from DBone-Unraid, we do the following: But that of course, doesn't exist...because the last part is 'Linux ' with the extra space on the end and that's not what is mounted...so we're installing or looking inside a different directory or one that doesn't exist. @ich777 where is that path set? Do you think if I rename it and remove the space and correct all the paths it will start working or will it pull down a fresh copy with the space if it's set by Steam? Is this a bug?