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    Simple Proxy Docker Container

    in General Support

    Posted · Edited by chuckthetekkie

    I think you misunderstand. All I am looking for is a simple way to redirect certain web requests from a device on my internal network to my internal server. I.E. somewebsite.com/somefile.zip gets redirected to internalserver.local/somefile.zip. No ssh, no user specific access, just a simple web file redirection.

     

    Similar to Lan Cache but something I can specify what internet facing files get redirected.

     

    There is a Desktop app I use called Charles Proxy that can do exactly what I am describing but I'm looking for a Docker based version that can do the same thing.

    Simple Proxy Docker Container

    in General Support

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    Is there a Docker container app where I can setup a simple proxy for my network where if a device wants to get a specific file/s from the internet it instead grabs the file from my Unraid server? 

     

    Lan Cache will not work for me as I can't specify specific internet facing files to redirect to my internal server. At least I don't see a way to do so.

    [Support] Crocs - Tube Archivist

    in Docker Containers

    Posted · Edited by chuckthetekkie

    I updated TA today and now it stops after about 15-20 seconds of running.

     

    The last line of the logs: 

    {"log":"ValueError: failed to add item to index\n","stream":"stderr","time":"2023-09-03T17:02:40.557601173Z"}

     

    ta-logs.logta-log2.log

     

    I thought it might have been a permission issue but I ran "chmod -R 777 /mnt/user/appdata/TubeArchivist/es" and it didn't help.

    415e2febe313b2ad2ee443a20756c34e8770e944ec2eb1905f639bb16b2337e6-json.log 7e8910deb776d49a63a3926d98c7a21186125f97a3fbb6c45957b1a1e03aa124-json.log 86fc62e2790a3e5d34d841a2ab8c1f47cafbce882fa5579aae93cb00c786104e-json.log

    [Support] Crocs - Tube Archivist

    in Docker Containers

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    On 12/8/2022 at 10:33 PM, msherman83 said:

    Hello,

    Same issue as the others above on a fresh install. It seems for some reason you need to change the ./es folder to 777 to get the es container to write to it.

     

    Access the Unraid CLI and enter:

    chmod -R 777 /mnt/user/appdata/TubeArchivist/es

     

    I noticed a large java file permissions error in the ES container logs the first few times i tried to start it. It would die right away, so you couldn't login to it.

     

     

    This fixed my issue of both the TubeArchivist and TubeArchivist-ES containers from not starting. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

    Invalid folder addons contained within /mnt

    in General Support

    Posted · Edited by chuckthetekkie

    There were no more available updates after you mentioned that there will be an upcoming update. As far as I can tell I have all the latest update to all my installed plugins. 

     

    There was an update earlier but that was already installed before I started having these issues. 

    Unassigned Devices - Managing Disk Drives and Remote Shares Outside of The Unraid Array

    in Plugin Support

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    7 minutes ago, dlandon said:

    That recommendation was from many years ago because is seemed to be an easy answer to just use the /mnt/disks/ or /mnt/remotes/ because UD applied a protection to prevent the rootfs from filling up if something was misconfigured.  While it appears to work in most situations, it is a problem for you because your zfs disk is mounted at /mnt/disks/ before UD has installed.  We are trying to re-think this to see if there might be a better answer.

     

    If you postpone the zfs mount until after UD starts, you shouldn't get the reboot message.

    How do I do that?

    Unassigned Devices - Managing Disk Drives and Remote Shares Outside of The Unraid Array

    in Plugin Support

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    1 hour ago, dlandon said:

    It's not an error.  UD creates a tmpfs mount as protection against improper mapping of UD disks or remote shares to /mnt/disks/ or /mnt/remotes/ filling ram and crashing the system.  I suspect you have a docker container or VM mapping to /mnt/disks/ or /mnt/remotes/ that is causing a problem when UD is installed.  Set all your docker containers and VMs to not auto start and reboot.  The message should not say to reboot.

     

    Then re-enable them one at a time and check your docker container and VM mappings.  Also check that you are not makeing any changes to /mnt/disks/ or /mnt/remotes.

    I mount my ZFS volumes through /mnt/remotes/. 

     

    I do have Docker containers with paths to the ZFS volumes that go through /mnt/remotes/.  I do not use a normal Unraid array, only ZFS with a few cache pools. 

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