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Thank you, force update did the trick. @scottc: I vaguely remember that when you update within the Docker and restart it, it will default to the version the Docker was built. But I can do that until it gets properly updated every Friday. Thanks to all of you!

Hi, could you please update the docker. We are two versions behind. Thank you

Because I want to minimize all disk activity while a parity check is running. See here http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=53120.msg511408.msg#511408

Thank you Squid for the custom script at parity check script. It worked perfectly. I just wrote two simple scripts with #!/bin/bash docker stop Plex And another with #!/bin/bash docker start Plex Thanks for everything!

Thank you for implementing my request! I will send you the output of your script tomorrow.

Thanks so much for this app, finally bought it and loving it already!

Thank you ljm24, your little fix helped me connect to the crashplan docker. Very much appreciated!

Soulseek is a peer to peer sharing music program. It is, as far as i know, the most widely used program to share and download music. Doesn´t have a web interface though, its a standalone program, so it would have to be dockered with the X based docker.

Thank you, I just purchased the HX750i.

So after researching, I decided that I want to buy a Corsair HX Series. I am not yet sure if it should be the 750i or the 850i. I could get both of them for literally the same price, so that doesnt matter. I was doing some math but i would really like a second opinion. 24 Sata-Ports at 2 Ampere each = 48 Ampere (The 4TB Reds actually peak at 1.75 Ampere, but i want to calculate conservatively) 2 AOC-SASLP-MV8 Cards ~ 6 Ampere (Cant find any official numbers, read in another thread here that the M1015 draw 3 Amp, so i just guessed here) MB + CPU ~ 3 Ampere (Again, I am only guessing, was mentioned in this other thread) Fans ~ 1 Ampere Total of 58 Ampere. The 750W has 62.5 Ampere on the 12V Rail while the 850W 70.8 Ampere. While i would rather go with the 750W in terms of efficiency, the 850W has more headroom. Are my calculations correct or realistic? Which PSU would you recommend?

It's definitely a nice list, but it was last edited in April 2011. I figured times and recommendations have changed since :-)

Nobody can recommend me any PSUs?

Sounds really cool! Will definitely give this a go. Thanks!

Hi, I need some help and suggestions for a new PSU please. I want to upgrade my Server with 4 X-Case 5-in-3 Harddisk Caddies. Each unit takes 2 Molex plugs. So I either buy Y-Splitters or try the below mentioned method. I have 10 HDDs at the moment and one SSD. I am ultimately looking at 20 HDDs in the end, so please bear in mind that the PSU should have enough power for 20 HDDs + 1 SSD + about 4 CaseFans (120mm) A modular PSU would make cablemanagement a lot easier and as user Squid pointed out in another thread, he asked antec for just the Molex modular cables and they mailed him the cables free of charge. That would of course be very sweet, since i will never use the sata power cables and GPU power cable. Suggestions? My Serverparts are in my signature

Works like a charm and is soo helpful! Thanks!

Thank you! Sounds very interesting! Will definitely try this out! [emoji1]

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I have changed the unmenu port to 81. But i still get "page unavailable" for syncthing. Doesnt matter if i use port 8080 (with or without https) or if i redirect the port to say 44444 and try with or without https. Any ideas? Is it working for anybody else?

Haven't tried https, will do that. If not, I'll change the unmenu port. Thanks

I just installed the Syncthing template from gfjardim but i can not connect to the web-ui. I get the "no connection possible" error in Chrome and Firefox. It is set to port 8080, i tried it with 8080 or changing the redirect to another port. All redirects for my other dockers are working. Could this be because unMENU is already using 8080?! Any logs i can provide? Sep 22 23:45:01 conchulio php: /usr/bin/docker stop Syncthing Sep 22 23:45:02 conchulio php: Syncthing Sep 22 23:45:02 conchulio php: Sep 22 23:45:02 conchulio avahi-daemon[2286]: Withdrawing workstation service for veth0b90. Sep 22 23:45:03 conchulio kernel: docker0: port 6(veth0b90) entered disabled state Sep 22 23:45:03 conchulio kernel: device veth0b90 left promiscuous mode Sep 22 23:45:03 conchulio kernel: docker0: port 6(veth0b90) entered disabled state Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio php: /usr/bin/docker start Syncthing Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio kernel: device vethcac0 entered promiscuous mode Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio kernel: docker0: port 6(vethcac0) entered forwarding state Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio kernel: docker0: port 6(vethcac0) entered forwarding state Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio kernel: docker0: port 6(vethcac0) entered disabled state Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio avahi-daemon[2286]: Withdrawing workstation service for veth01b9. Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio kernel: docker0: port 6(vethcac0) entered forwarding state Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio kernel: docker0: port 6(vethcac0) entered forwarding state Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio php: Syncthing Sep 22 23:45:13 conchulio php: Sep 22 23:45:28 conchulio kernel: docker0: port 6(vethcac0) entered forwarding state

Hi Joe, if your fix was also adressing my problem, i just tried it and i am still getting 100% CPU for cache_dirs.

Okay, i started cache_dirs via the console while the server was running. Before that i killed the old 100 percent CPU cache_dirs process. The CPU usage of the newly started process is at 1 percent when it is running and otherwise i cant see it via top, so it has to sleep i guess. Thats good news The output is: root@conchulio:/boot# cache_dirs -w -i "movies" -i "tv" -F -v Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 35.216451 seconds, weighted avg=35.216451 seconds, now sleeping 5 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.177511 seconds, weighted avg=11.857158 seconds, now sleeping 6 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.178924 seconds, weighted avg=6.018041 seconds, now sleeping 7 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.172183 seconds, weighted avg=3.679698 seconds, now sleeping 8 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.242335 seconds, weighted avg=2.533910 seconds, now sleeping 9 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.174541 seconds, weighted avg=1.859805 seconds, now sleeping 10 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.196911 seconds, weighted avg=1.444081 seconds, now sleeping 10 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.155507 seconds, weighted avg=1.157731 seconds, now sleeping 10 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.184505 seconds, weighted avg=0.963086 seconds, now sleeping 10 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.178713 seconds, weighted avg=0.820473 seconds, now sleeping 10 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.182364 seconds, weighted avg=0.714121 seconds, now sleeping 10 seconds Executing find /mnt/disk1/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/movies -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk1/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk2/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk3/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk4/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk5/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/disk6/tv -noleaf Executing find /mnt/cache/tv -noleaf Executed find in 0.195693 seconds, weighted avg=0.634363 seconds, now sleeping 10 seconds But after a reboot and invoking cache_dirs via the go script i am again up at 100 percent CPU for cache_dirs. I added the -F -v command but there is no mention of cache_dirs or find in the syslog. Strange. Syslog attached syslog.txt

Thank you Joe, it seems to be working. What makes me wonder is that it is constantly consuming 100% CPU...that may be the desired way it operates, to be honest i cant remember the CPU usage at unRAID 5.x times.... I have attached a screenshot of "top" Edit: I invoke cache_dirs via the go script as /boot/cache_dirs -w -i "movies"

Hi guys, do you know if Joe is working on a v6 version?

Thank you for the clarification and detailed instructions. Since I am currently only using the WebServer Plugin for VirtualBox and not going to use any other plugins, I will go with the newer openssl package. If I succeed in going the SFTP route, I will post my findings and instructions. I guess it is a good idea to install DenyHosts to stop ScriptKiddies from trying to access the open port! Edit: Not a good idea, since DenyHosts only monitors the ssh-logfile and therefor is of no use for the ProFTPD plugin. I will ask user Overbyrn if there is a possibility to monitor the ftp-logfile aswell...