[[Support] BGameiro - Community Applications]

can't run the Phoronix Test Suite..

"phoronix-test-suite: not found"

 

what am i missing?

[[Support] Tailscale Support Thread]

46 minutes ago, dsmith44 said:

 

As I have said before....

 

Please note I normally skip 1.xx.0 releases as there are often bug fix releases shortly afterwards. In any event I will wait at least two weeks after a 1.xx.0 release before updating latest, or normally even pushing a build.

 

I have now added this to the front page of this support article.

 

However I have now pushed dev-1.28.0, but this is untested, so use at your own risk.

Oh gosh, my bad!

Thanks for making that clear, I totally understand why you would wait for a more "stable" release, makes perfect sense.

Really appreciate your effort!

[[Support] Tailscale Support Thread]

heads up v1.28 is out

[Next Big Upgrade]

About the nvme's, you're better off with SK hynix P41. Faster (and currently cheaper) than them firecudas.

About the few pcie slots, you can always use m.2 to pcie riser cables. one of them is already shared with the gen3 m.2 slot btw

 

[[solved] I found that my hard drives ate not spinning down anymore]

On 6/8/2022 at 9:48 PM, Domotics said:

   my nextcloud issue is solved by adding these two lines to the config.php

 

'logfile' => '/ext_logs/nextcloud_logs/nextcloud.log',
'logfile_audit' => '/ext_logs/nextcloud_logs/audit.log',

 

On 5/23/2019 at 10:29 PM, gacpac said:

sudo touch /var/log/nextcloud.log
sudo chown abc /var/log/nextcloud.log

 

neither worked for me, tried both but was still for some reason or another writing the log file to nextcloud share not within the appdata. so i combined both ideas and it worked!

 

in the config file i added:

 

  'logfile' => '/var/log/nextcloud.log',

  'logfile_audit' => '/var/log/audit.log',

 

then in the nextcloud's own console i did touch and chown abc for both files

so i ran:

 

sudo touch /var/log/nextcloud.log
sudo chown abc /var/log/nextcloud.log

 

sudo touch /var/log/audit.log
sudo chown abc /var/log/audit.log

 

restarted the container and voila! its now logging to within the appdata, no more disk spin ups!

[[Deprecated] Linuxserver.io - Scrutiny]

is there a way to schedule when it runs? am aware of the interval setting; but i would rather have a specific time (rather than just an offset) so it would run a short while after the mover. currently its spinning up my disks in awkward times.