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That would be FileFlows and sure enough, I can start all the other containers without issue. So at least I'm running stable again. Thanks! I've had FileFlows running for a few months without issues. I have a temp directory configured on the cache drive for transcodes, as described in the documentation. I don't see anyone reporting issues here or on GitHub. The last update was a week or two ago and it's been able to convert other files since then. I know this is not an ffmpeg or FileFlows support forum but on the off-chance someone here also knows that technology, is there something about a given file that could make it not use the temp directory or otherwise eat up memory like this?

I'm getting out of memory errors and I'm not sure how to begin diagnosing this. They start very quickly after Unraid starts the array. I have managed to tie it to Docker so I suspect one of the Docker containers is going haywire. For now, I have Docker running but none of the containers. I'm not sure where to go from here though. Can anyone provide suggestions? marvin-diagnostics-20250909-1815.zip

My current server is running mid-tier consumer level hardware in a cheap Rosewill rackmount. I built it to replace a drobo as a NAS but it opened the door to the selfhosted/homelab hobby and now its doing a lot more than I originally spec'd it for. I've made upgrades here and there but I think my 5 year old i5 is my remaining bottleneck (go figure). I'm considering moving into used enterprise hardware but I'm finding out its a different market than consumer components. Can anyone here provide some newbie-level guidance on what and where to buy? I'm currently running 15 SATA drives and a pair of NVMe drives. The server provides media access for Plex with hardware transcoding on an old Nvidia 1080ti (iirc, not at home right now). The Plex server has a half-dozen users who access it. It also runs Tdarr to automate compression. In addition to the media heavy lifting, theres general document management, backups, and some other lighter media management for ebooks and comics. I've experimented with other various other services but have turned most off to streamline what's using the processor. The video management seems to be where I'm feeling pressure the most though. Any suggestions on where to gather information and build out an updated box? I don't think I'm googling the right questions. I seem to get a lot of outdated info from multiple years ago. If I should also just stay in consumer land but get beefier specs, that's fair advice too. Thanks in advance!

I'm trying to connect my Brother ADS-1700W to an Unraid share over the network. I've tried with both SFTP and Network via SMB but neither is able to connect. I'm given very little information by the scanner but I think the scanner is having trouble connecting to the server in the first place - i.e. it's not a directory permission issue. I have previously had this connection working but it no longer does. I'm currently on Unraid 6.12.6. Neither the server nor the scanner is available outside my network but I'd still like a reasonable level of security instead of just opening the share to anyone on my network. Any suggestions for getting this connection to work? Google, Reddit, and these forums have results but none of the suggestions have helped. If possible could someone using this scanner share their config?

I've been trying to figure out an issue with my install of this image. When Syncthing updated to go from basic authentication to the login, I can no longer login from my local DNS managed by PiHole/Nginx Proxy Manager. I can log in fine if I navigate directly to the IP/Port. I've tried different combinations of HTTP/S and messed with GUI address settings a bit. I noticed the image has the GUI address CLI parameter set but I'm not really sure if that's the issue. I've spent some time searching for others with this issue but haven't really gotten anywhere. Any suggestions on how I can use the domain name? It's not really a dealbreaker but it is easier to remember.