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I figured it out finally! I went into edit and was able to change the /media for the path in there!
I knew I'd feel stupid when I found out the answer!
thanks everyone for the help! Very appreciated!
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10 hours ago, JonathanM said:
Change /Media to /data in the first one, or /data to /Media in the second, doesn't matter a whole lot which one you change, but the whole line must match for all containers that share the download location.
Sorry I'm such a novice at this. I feel like this must be so obvious. But the /media and /data lines are present in the configurations of the docker? How do I change that?
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Thanks I appreciate your help!
I'm quite new to unraid and dockers so please excuse my ignorance.
But I still don't understand why it doesn't work.
Where should I change my mappings?
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I'm sure I'm just doing something stupid here, but could really use some help.
Maybe i'm just not understanding the FAQ that ive seen posted, but I think (maybe wrongly) that I've got my folder mapping setup correctly. But still get the error:
"No files found are eligible for import in data/complete/example.mkv"
My mappings are:
Sonarr:
/Media -> /mnt/user/Media/
/config -> /mnt/user/appdata/sonarr
SABnzbd:
/data -> /mnt/user/Media
/config -> /mnt/user/appdata/binhex-sabnzbd
Internally ive got:
Sonarr, under Media Management - root folder path: /Media/media/TV Shows
Sab, under Folders - Temp folder: /data/Incomplete and completed folder: /data/Complete
can someone point out where i've gone wrong? All the guides talk about mapping Downloads? but i dont have that option?
any help would be great! thanks.
Sam
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What about not at the same time? Would the gpu need to be manually assigned each time? What about the onboard graphics?
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Hi all,
Firstly I've got a half decent amount of tech knowledge but this side of things (VMs and Linux based stuff). Is completely new to me.
What I'm trying to find out is if what I want to achieve is possible?
Current PC:
I9 10900k watercooled
32gb ram
RTX 3080
ROG strix B460 MB
Currently I have 3 screens running off this..
- Samsung Odyssey 32" g7 at 1440p 240hz (next to pc)
- Samsung crappy 32" at 1080p at 60hz (next to pc)
- Samsung TV 72" at 4k 60hz (upstairs in loungeroom via 10m Hdmi)
Currently I run this In triple screen mode and disable unused screens.. This is hugely inconvenient.
Can I use unraid to create 2x VMs. Have one run on the TV and the other on the 2x monitors. But both user the GPU? I game on the TV when I'm upstairs, and I game on the monitors when I want a nice quiet session?
What is possible here?
Thanks.
I'm sure this will end up work more questions, but it's a start.
What Hard Drive to use for Backup Server
in General Support
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After finally getting stressed enough about loosing my data, I've decided to build a mini unraid server.
I've got a little Lenovo ThinkCentre (i5 4590T, 12Gb Ram) and I was thinking of popping a couple of USB3 External Drives onto it, combine them into a pool, then use lucky backup to keep my main servers data backed up.
In total I currently have about 20Tb to backup, so was thinking of buying 2x 12Tb hard drives and some enclosures, and using them.
I plan to run Luckybackup once a week and hopefully even setup to have the backup server be off most of the time and only turn on for backups and then shut down when complete.
I have two main questions:
1. Does this seem like a reasonable approach for a novice? (In particular reffering to using the Drives externally via USB3)
2. Due to the drives only firing up once a week and the backups being incremental, do I specifically need NAS drives or can i get away with regular drives and save a few bucks?
thanks for any help!
Sam