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This is a bit of an older topic but I'm having the same problem as Ivegottheskill and Hugh Jazz.... except I can't figure it out like they did. I've got Data Storage mapped to /mnt/user/appdata/.airdcpp (container path is default of /airdcpp). If I reboot the container, all seems to be fine, but if I modify it by adding a new data path or remove one, the container is rebuilt and all my changes are lost. I've copied the default config files into /mnt/user/appdata/.airdcpp and I've added -e PUID=1000 -e PGID=1000 in Extra Parameters (as the container wouldn't even start for me without specifying PUID/PGID). Any help would be appreciated.

import sys import time import json import urllib name = sys.argv[1] user_key = "user key goes here" app_token = "application token goes here" import http.client #Python 3 def pushover(): conn = http.client.HTTPSConnection("api.pushover.net:443") conn.request("POST", "/1/messages.json", urllib.parse.urlencode({ "token": app_token, "user": user_key, "message": name + " has finished downloading", #"message": " has finished downloading", }), { "Content-type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" }) conn.getresponse() pushover() I had to tweak this just a bit for my purposes. For some reason the script would fail to execute if I passed through the tags and size (even if I had the %G and %Z specified in the "run external program" section of qbittorrent). I just deleted those variables in the script and stopped passing them through the "run external program" section. I also renamed the "token" and "user" variables in the script to make it easier for me to follow. At this point I'm successfully receiving notifications on torrent completion, TYVM @Ademar!

I bet that was my problem. I input it verbatim how you had it in your original post. Made the change, I'll keep an eye on it. Thanks for the feedback.

Well, so far I've not received any alerts. Fairly certain I've got the path and and the "run external program" sorted out properly, but I think I might have this section wrong. What should the values for USER and TOKEN be (inside the quotes)? Right now, I have USER set with my pushover user token and TOKEN is set with my application api token I created.

Thank you very much! I'm not much of a scripter at all and know nothing about python, this is hugely helpful.

Has anyone been successful setting up notifications in qbit? I would like to receive a notification through the Pushover android app whenever a torrent is added but haven't been able to figure anything out yet.

Thank you for the reply, as soon as the cables come in I'll get them swapped and update the firmware.

Been having some issues with my server this past week. Got some UDMA CRC error messages on disk5 then it quickly disabled after that. I was able to successfully rebuild the data to that drive, then the same thing happened with disk2: udma crc errors then disk2 disabled. Only this time, the disk goes offline again as soon as I start the data rebuild process. The server has completed one data-read check, so I tried to rebuild existing disk2 again, but once more disk2 immediately disabled then paused a read-check. My assumption was the data cables are bad (they're pretty old at this point) but now concerned my drive may actually be bad. I've attached logs, I would appreciate any advice or suggestions. saidin-diagnostics-20210307-1646.zip

I had that same issue, except after startup my calibre log was full of the timeout error messages. I resolved it by editing the calibre docker and removing the fields for GUAC_USER and GUAC_PASSWORD. Started up like a charm and I can get to the webui without issue.

The culprit was in /etc/cron.d/root. Didn't even think to look there, not sure how I knew to put it there in the first place. Thanks @Squid.

Some time ago I had created a cron job to run a simple file copy script to copy out material periodically to deliver to my parents. I've since removed the file, and I can't find any entries for it when editing my cron jobs with "crontab -e" but every minute or so I get these same three entries in the system log: Sep 25 23:11:01 Saidin crond[1730]: exit status 127 from user root /boot/custom/ToParents.sh Sep 25 23:11:02 Saidin sSMTP[29924]: Unable to locate Sep 25 23:11:02 Saidin sSMTP[29924]: Cannot open :0 It's not a big deal at all, my server functions just fine, but it's certainly cluttering up the log. Any suggestions for a fix?

Clearly I didn't follow step 1 of troubleshooting: search the forums. Thanks for the link @wgstarks. From that link, it doesn't sound like that was the cause of the reboot, just an outdated plugin. I couldn't see anything in the logs that looked like a cause, so I'm assuming something funky with the wiring at my buddy's house.

I manage an unraid server for a friend of mine, recently rebuilt from scratch on some new-to-him hardware. Everything's been fine for a few weeks, but overnight had an unexpected reboot. I got a notification the server started an unscheduled parity check approximately 1:30am CST, and when I checked on it around 6am, it had only been up for something like 5.5 hours. So it definitely rebooted. Normally I'd just attribute it to a small power blip, as he doesn't run it on a battery backup (his whole house is on a backup generator in the event of a true power outage) but I saw several errors in the syslog for "missing csrf_token." Never seen that error before, no idea what it means. I've attached diagnostics, and would appreciate any advice. Thanks! boughserver-diagnostics-20190813-1454.zip

I installed the plugin Community Applications on my server. It will add an "apps" tab to your main Unraid webpage. It's sort of like the iOS app store, or Google Play app store. Search/browse for the docker/plugin you want, and it automatically installs from there. You can download the plugin here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/38582-plug-in-community-applications/ That's how I install all my dockers. I don't know how to add repos in manually.

I can't remember off the top of my head how to clear logs, I think you can force an update on the docker and it'll wipe all the logs. To prevent it you can add this to the "extra parameters" field week you're editing the docker with the advanced settings button turned on. It will limit your max log size to 50 megabytes --log-opt max-size=50m

It's been a bit since I've installed the docker, but it looks from your screenshot that you're missing some configuration options. Here's what mine looks like. "Host Path 2" is what shares I'm syncing. In my case I passed through /mnt because I'm syncing disk-to-disk between two Unraid systems. EDIT: I see you're actually using the Resilio from the limetech repository, I'm using Linuxserver's repo. Not sure what settings to use or not use on the Limetech version.

Very cool, thanks for reviewing, Squid.

Server has been running latest 6.7.0 since it was officially released, no problems at all. Earlier this morning my system rebooted itself, and I'm not 100% sure why. I was running a movie through Handbrake, which I'm guessing is the culprit, but not sure. Fix Common Problems suggested pulling diags and posting here because of the "Machine Check Events" message. It also said I should install mcelog, which I have done, but I don't know how to pull logs from it, or if I even need to. Diags attached, any advice is appreciated. saidin-diagnostics-20190514-1427.zip

I copied out the resilio log from the link on the unraid docker page, hopefully that's enough to go on. For what it's worth, resilio still is able to copy files from my local system to the destination system, all the while endlessly indexing disk1. resilio_log.txt

I've been using Resilio-sync successfully for quite some time now, but recently it seems to have gotten stuck "indexing" one of my read only shares, which in this case, is /mnt/disk1. Indexing ran constantly overnight, I woke up to over 44 million reads on disk1 at the main unraid management page. I know I can view the logs for resilio on the docker page, but how do I grab those out short of a copy/paste of the log window?

@Fireball3 this worked for me as well. I've got some reverse breakout cables on order now but it looks like all is well. Thanks for the instruction

AFAIK this came directly from a Dell T3400 (or something like that, some sort of desktop machine geared towards CAD applications) but it's sat in a drawer for about three years. This was the first time I've ever plugged it in, anyway. And yes, there was a message about megacli failing as well. I'll continue on with 5_DELL_IT and report back. Thank you kindly.

I just tried to flash a Perc H310 with the toolset linked here (the update from 11.04.2017). While running 1.bat I got this error. I typed quit to exit because I didn't know what to input for the firmware. C:\SAS2FLSH.EXE -l Adapters.txt -c 0 -list Adapter Selected is a LSI SAS: SAS2008(B2) Controller is not operational. A firmware download is required. Enter firmware file name or quit to exit: Due to error remaining commands will not be executed. Unable to Process Commands. Exiting SAS2Flash.

Well I ended up recreating the Win10 VM as a SeaBIOS rather than OVFM and even before installing qemu-ga-x64.msi I'm able to change the resolution, which is more than what I could do before.

Well I just fixed it... it really helps if you read the setup instructions completely. Ugh. I missed the line that said "set your library to config on first run." Once I did that, I was able to add the environment variable and map it to my existing library just fine. All my books are showing up in the docker and are being served out over 13579 just fine.