dirtysanchez

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  1. Installed the Unifi controller docker, set it up with custom ports (8080 and 8081 were already in use), and switched it to bridge mode. It's working great. Thanks for the work on this!
  2. Was not working for me initially, but after a few tweaks by gfjardim, it's now working great!
  3. Removed the existing docker and container. Reloaded from the new template and it's working great with my HP LaserJet 3015. Thanks a million gfjardim!
  4. Ok. Thanks very much for your efforts in trying to get this to work.
  5. Same error message as before, without the last line. Still unable to login to WebGUI. Found user 'avahi' (UID 105) and group 'avahi' (GID 111). Successfully dropped root privileges. chroot.c: fork() failed: Resource temporarily unavailable failed to start chroot() helper daemon.
  6. Welcome back! Just installed the CUPS container and I'm unable to log into the CUPS GUI. It rejects the user/pass (still default at this time, haven't changed it). The container log shows the following lines over and over. Found user 'avahi' (UID 105) and group 'avahi' (GID 111). Successfully dropped root privileges. chroot.c: fork() failed: Resource temporarily unavailable failed to start chroot() helper daemon. runsv chrome: fatal: unable to start ./run: access denied
  7. Awesome! Thanks! EDIT: Unable to log into the CUPS GUI. Posted in the support thread.
  8. Updated from rc4 and everything came right up and working perfectly. Great job on hitting the 6.0 final milestone!
  9. +100. I first came to unRAID in the v5 beta series. It's come a LONG WAY since.
  10. I can think of one instance where there may not be sufficient idle time, and that's Plex. Plex is chatty enough on a cache disk to keep it from ever spinning down (a platter based drive of course) with a 30 minute spin down delay.
  11. Why? The PC-Q25B is a much nicer case unless you need more drives than the 7 it can support. The 900 is more than twice the size (2.33x to be precise), is much bulkier; and doesn't have the nice hot-swap trays that the Lian-Li has. If you want to use the 900, you can basically use any good standard ATX power supply [a Seasonic X series or Corsair HX, AX, or TX series unit are the best choices]; and you can use any ATX or smaller (micro-ATX, mini-ITX, etc.) motherboard that you want. This. Unless money is an issue and/or using the free Antec case is necessary, I'd personally stick with the Lian Li case for all the reasons garycase states above. Another benefit garycase doesn't mention is the Lian Li case is also quieter than the Antec 900 will be. And I state this out of personal experience. My unRAID server is in a PC-Q25B case, and my desktop machine (which I use approximately 10 hours a day as I work from home) is in an Antec 900 case.
  12. The drive is failing (reallocated sectors) and should be replaced.
  13. A standard ATX PSU will fit in the case but it's a tight fit. Go with a nice SFX PSU, like the Silverstone 300W in my sig. Plenty power power for at least 6 drives and much much smaller, leaving more room in the small case for wiring and airflow.
  14. When I first set up this container it was unable to connect as well. I went into the container settings and clicked save (without changing anything) which effectively rebuilds the container, and I was then able to connect. It has worked flawlessly since.
  15. I use another machine to do the preclears, with either a trial key, or my second unRAID key. If I recall correctly you can preclear a drive via USB, but it's quite a bit slower (with USB 2.0 anyway, never tried it with USB 3.0), and SMART reports may or may not work via USB.
  16. I believe certain USB flash drives do not contain unique GUIDs. These flash drives can't be used for unRAID. Try a different flash drive.
  17. Nice video. unRAID has come a long way in the past few years. Keep up the great work guys!
  18. gfjardim said he has a working container he is testing and will post it up at some point. In the meantime, I created a Ubuntu 14.04 VM and have AirPrint working through that. It's definitely consuming far more resources than would be necessary for a Docker container, but it'll do until someone releases an AirPrint Docker.
  19. Hadn't realized this was in the rc releases either. Awesome work!
  20. This is what I do as well. Same router and firmware.
  21. There is also an entry in the syslog regarding the flash drive. Shut down unRAID, pull the flash drive, attach to a Windows computer, and run a chkdsk.
  22. Good to know, I had missed that. I'll do it now, thanks. I assume 256MB for tempfs provides enough space for the SA logs to rotate through sa31 without filling up tempfs, and therefore resolves the issue?