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ok. So it seems the server was stuck somewhere. I had to do a power failure, which mean now a parity check has begun on the 64tb array... gonna take a week at least to complete but, everything is back up! I do have a diagnostics but it's post reboot, so I guess it doesn't server any purpose anymore.

it seems something is stuck, I tried to start a shutdown and it just doesn't shutdown. It does send the broadcast message but the system is still up after 2 minutes... I think I'll have to do a force shutdown poor array

shit....

oh yeah, I missed that. I guess this take time? It's been on "starting diagnostics collection" 5 min ago

My GUI stop responding, I cannot log to it anymore but ssh work. I was gonna do the diagnostics

Hello everyone, Just woke up this morning without Internet (pihole dead). Connected to my unraid server, nothing under docker. Check in settings ==> docker, it doesn't load; the page stay blank. Restarted unraid server, samething. When I click to see log, I only have this: It seems it's a trace from a failure, but I don't know where to go from there. Thank you

I never used it, but I don't see why not. You should have mounted each data folder path thus the backup should be saved in that destination. I just don't bother because it's easier to restore a unraid backup then booting a new vm and restoring data into it edit: I also don't recall openhab doing backup automatically except when doing an upgrade. With the plugin, you can backup all of your docker on a schedule, you can even turn them on/off.

Hello, For #1, I use ca backup plugin. You can configure it to make backup of the vms and docker. For #2, I cannot say since I don't use homekit. You might have more help in openhab forum.

Just reading on cpu pinning, I guess there's a use case for this and not for everyone? I ran many game servers and dockers. I have a Xeon Gold with 14 cores 28 threads. My overall load is rarely over 20%. I never had any performance issue, I guess unless this start to happen, no need to pin anything?

Ah ok. I was sure that other game like Conan exiles and 7 days to die were windows only, thus I though it was simple to do. I think I have to learn to do container like you did. By understanding how this work, I could them myself. Thanks

Hello everyone, I have a Dell Precision 5820 that have many sata port (about 9 or so). Problem is the case is really small. I currently have 7 disk, 2 of which are ssd for cache and 1 for parity. While 4 are in hotswap disk tray and 1 in a hdd cage inside, the other 2 are laying on the bottom of the case, restricting airflow to the gpu and the system (which already doesn't have excessive ventilation). I want to add other drive but the case doesn't support it. Thus, I was looking for some kind of rack I could use that connect directly each disk to sata port on the board. I don't want a kind of docking or external case that work thru USB or connect everything to 1 port, I just want like an external hdd cage. If it is powered separately (because of fan and hdd power), it's not a problem (could even be better I think). Does such a thing exist? Thank you!

Hello, I was wondering if you could add Dark and Light? https://darkandlight.fandom.com/wiki/Dedicated_Server_Setup https://store.steampowered.com/app/529180/Dark_and_Light/ Thank you!

I don't know why people are using it behind a reverse proxy. Reverse proxy doesn't give any security unless you implement security either at the app level or at the reverse proxy like some kind of authentication. This VS opening the web port to the web, I don't see the difference. Reverse proxy here is more for easier management of ssl cert since you don't need to publish the cert to all app swag does it by itself. Thing is, this is true only if no app directly connect to it (like the android app unless it support reverse proxy). I don't use reverse proxy at all for anything, everything is closed from the internet and use webservice that doesn't expose anything. The exception being my emby server, where while it does work behind the proxy when using the web browser, it doesn't work from apps thus require my ports to be open for it.

You don't have to open any port for openhab cloud. In fact, there's no port needed at all. That's why it's all app services. So not even need reverse proxy to secure it, there's nothing to open.

To have a secure connection, you must use the ssl port. Also, your router need to allow loopback connection which sometime doesn't work. Try from a cellphone on lte network instead of wifi, that's how I tested it. Also, certificate from let's encrypt doesn't work from IP, they work for dns name. You must configured swag to get a certificate for your dns name like dyndns, duckdns and other.

There's some other extra param you might want to add -e CRYPTO_POLICY=unlimited (this is for a bug I don't remember) -e "EXTRA_JAVA_OPTS=-Duser.timezone=America/Montreal (this set your timezone in java, not needed but I like having everything set) -Dlog4j2.formatMsgNoLookups=true" (this is for the log4j exploit, I'm unsure if the current version is fixed but that's the fix in the meantime)

For me reverse proxy, I don't see the need on my end. For real security, openhab should reside on an isolated network with any iot stuff, but even I don't have that. If you really want it (which is for transparent ssl connection but you still require a valid cert installed in openhab if you want to directly connect to the ssl port with the apps), all you have to do in either the subdomain.conf or folder.conf is to change server_name for the docker name of your openhab container. That's the only thing you need and I think restart swag after

I must say, looking at my openhab right now, unraid does show same thing and same in docker allocation. I think these value are read only when it's not host, cause I'm really listening on 9999 But in reality, if I do docker ps, there's no port since it's host based: and If I go to port 8080, that's my qbitorrent client. I just tried switching from host to bridge network and now I got the right ports Then I reverted to host and docker allocation came back to 8080. I think it's something in the template that make it think it's that, while it isn't. At least if you do a docker ps, you'll see it's not using those port.

I forgot. You must also change this value to your http value: Else, when you click on webui in unraid, it'll direct you to whatever the value is there by default, which is 8080 I think. I do run openhab as host, I simply run it on other port like you can see. In fact, port 9999 used to be the default port, they changed it somewhere in version 2.5 I think. Running it as host also make it available for network scan and other stuff like that. Technically, when you run as host, you don't need to define the port redirection like I did because all port are mapped automatically. I prefer having them specified anyway, this way, when you create other docker for other service, you can check all port already assigned under show docker allocation

the -e openha.... is extra parameter When you do that, you change what the service is listing from. But then, on docker template, you must add new port forwarding for these port because the default one have another port on the host side. So delete http port already there And create new one 1 by 1 As for the reverse proxy, you can install SWAG that already have everything setup for reverse proxy. But openhab shouldn't be open on the outside. for this, either use a VPN or openhab cloud, which is free (that's what I use, this way, nothing open).

Hello, You don't have to modify the templates. What is the network configuration of the apps? If you are using Host, that mean it will use the same ip as the unraid system (which I use). Then, what you need to do. Under "HTTP Port" and "HTTPS Port", you input the port that you want to listen to. This port will be the port used to access the server. Docker itself listen on a port, but this is the "port forward" mapping from docker and your real NIC. This way, the service can listen to 8080, but you can open this port to 8888 from outside request. You'll have the LSP port and SSH Port too to modify if needed. Another thing you can do, if you want (like me) to have a matching port from the docker and outside, is add this to you extra parameters: -e OPENHAB_HTTP_PORT=8888 -e OPENHAB_HTTPS_PORT=8443 This command will tell openhab in the docker to listen to another port. If you do that, you must delete the ports in the template page and recreate them (because they expecte to listen on the default port). If you add port to the docker configuration, don't forget there's a host port (port the service inside docker listen) and a value (the port used to access from the outside). It's a good practice to have the same port on each side but it's not required (and not always possible). So if you use the -e command, you must change the host port value to the one you input. Else, you just change the value port and keep the host port the default the service listen to As for the host path, this is 100% to your installation, it's simply to where data is saved. This template is probably from a openhab2 installation and it wasn't changed during the update process. hope that help?

The way I fix that is I have 2 config file, one with the smarttool and one without. I upgrade my telegraf instance and switch the config file (else it doesn't boot). I start telegraf. After, I start a shell from unraid (not the docker). connect to telegraf container as root docker exec -it --user root telegraf /bin/bash run apt-get update && apt-get -y upgrade && apt-get -y install smartmontools && apt-get -y install lm-sensors && apt-get -y install nvme-cli chmod u+s /usr/sbin/nvme chmod u+s /usr/sbin/smartctl stop container edit telegraf.conf and put smart back on start container Problem with that, it's needed on each update of telegraf. Because of that, autoupdate are turned off. One could make a script that does this after everyupdate using community script.

The way I solved that is I now do a copy instead of a move. It's between two share and that fixed this issue for me. Too bad because I would have liked for the file to move, but I can understand why it's like that.

if it's on the same docker, you just update the image and it'll migrate. The restore procedure is needed only when switching server or restoring a backup. Do a backup first to be sure

Ah thanks, I'll check that!