Vinster411

Do I do that in unraid or in the VM? In my VM settings (Form View) I have the mode set to 9P, added the share, the source path and a Mount tag. I edited the XML and updated <memoryBacking> <source type='memfd'/> <access mode='shared'/> </memoryBacking> after I added the XML update (not sure how I initially missed it, I can see a VirtIO drive, but it's a size of zero bytes and errors when I open it. Vin

Hey there, I'm trying to get this to work on an uBuntu 22.04 Server VM (Unraid Server verion 6.11.5). I have the config done and I've enabled sharing in the xml. Could the QEMU issue noted in this thread be why I can't seem to even get the drive working, or is there a fix in the later version of unraid? My share is not visible (at all) and I can't seem to find any install scripts or any way to troubleshoot this any further. any help would be great. Vin

Ok, so I figured it all out so I'll answer my own question here in case someone stumbles on this if they have the same questions... 1) so to share the MineOS directory I had to do the following - shutdown the Array - So to Settings > then select SMB (windows Icon) - under the SMB Extras (middle section) I added the following at the bottom [MineOSServer] path = /mnt/user/appdata/binhex-mineos-node/mineos comment = browseable = yes valid users = username write list = username vfs objects = - MineOSServer = Share name - The path there was the path for me. you'll have to confirm if you installed it in the same location. - You can only have 1 user listed from what I can tell. I tried user1/user2 and then I tried replacing the seperator with ", | : ;" and nothing worked. But everything is accessible from my sons Windows 10 PC. ---------------------------------------------------- 2) For creating a Fabric modded server. There was no way to manually create this type of server. But we were able to import one. Now that we have access to the share from his PC, we archived the server from the Win10 VM that we were using, took the .tar archive and moved it to the "/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-mineos-node/mineos/games/import" [this is my import folder, yours may be different] then from there we were able to restore the server in the MineOS GUI. We also had to add a profile for Fabric. Again we couldn't select one. so we downloaded the Server .jar file and we added it to this path "/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-mineos-node/mineos/games/profiles/Fabric_1.19.2_014.9" we created that Fabric folder in there. Once we had that in that there we could start the server and it worked. ---------------------------------------------------- Lets talk optimizations... Our map and mods list is a extensive.. I have a lot of RAM in our server so I'm assigning is 12288MB (12GB) for both -XMX and -XMS in the first additional Java Arguments box I have: I don't recall right now why I used -XMN and MaxGCPause Millies are but I had a reason... Now the ParallelGCThreads=x is used to assign number of Threads to the Server. I have 24 threads so I assigned 12threads.. the ConGCThreads needs to be your core count DIVIDED by 4. so as I used 12 cores, I assigned 3 here... -Xmn1024m -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=200 -XX:ParallelGCThreads=12 -XX:ConcGCThreads=3 in the first additional Java Arguments box I have: nogui ---------------------------------------------------- Scheduling... So we wanted to run restores every hour and Archives once a day. for this we used the Scheduling tab. This Unraid MineOS uses CRON. overall pretty simple.. for the timing I used this CRON timing generator to get the correct timing key: https://crontab-generator.org/ just enter an "x" in the "Command to execute" field, select your time from the bullets and click generate... you only need the timing section.. Ignore ">/dev/null" and everything after that. I just selected the time I wanted to run a restore point " 0 * * * * " for every hour, select "Create a Restore Point" then submit. Don't forget to Start it with the Green button. Then I did the same thing for "Save-all and create archive: and this one is at 5:01am " 1 5 * * * " I also did a "restart" at 6am... I'm currently working on Pruning and deleting Restore points and Archives. I think I have everything but I want to let the server run a few days before I test these things out and report. Hopes this helps someone Vin

Hi there. I have a question in regards to this post. I'm trying to help my son setup a Minecraft Server. I've setup a MineOS easily for him. But now that he's getting in to advanced things I don't know what to do. 1) I've been trying to figure out how to share "/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-mineos-node/mineos/games" to his username so he can take care of his imports, mods and backups and such. I've read the samba tweaks but I don't understand the settings noted in these other posts. Is there a write-up or tutorial for doing this? 2) He wants to use a Fabric mod. Again, is there any write-up on how to do this? Right now he's been using a Windows10 VM for his Fabric server but that whole thing is resource heavy and I would really like to get him back to this docker. Thanks in advance Vin

I have a question about the container port range. To mix things up I usually change standard port designations. and because of this I tried changing the range from 25565-25575 to 56555-56565. But when I start the Docker it uses the default ports. is there a way to change the port designation? Vin

40GB DDR3. 6x 4GB and 2x 8GB Vin

So I followed Spaceinvaders tutorials. I created a dynamic DNS through cloudflare and then followed the nextcloud video. Everything was seemed fine and I was able to follow along, but after created the "proxynet" when I tried to open the nextcloud webui from unraid I get "Internal Service Error" I've tried to revert the proxynet back to bridge and I can't seen to get back in to the nextcloud WebUI. anyone have any suggestions? When I look at the log for nextcloud everything appears to be fine for a while, after leaving it long enough I see this.

I'm having this exact same issue. but for me (and assume everyone) the device allocation is always changing. Sometime the drive is sdc and then on the next reboot it's sdm. Is there a way to check if the drive has it disabled before enabling it? I only have this issue on mechanical drives, the ssd/nvme's don't have the issue. I just don't want to have the script blindly running for devices that don't exist or on ssd/nvme's Vin

Thanks for the reply. I was able to figure out how to separate the docker networking. though I was hoping to have individual ports for different dockers like you would for a VM. but one for all can work as well. I'll have to play around with a reverse proxy. I don't see any documentation to reference, so I'll have to play with it. new ground here for me and I'm not in a huge rush., if I figure out something worth noting, I'll update the thread. Vin

I have the same thing, though my case is a touch different, the files were not there this morning. I used Krusader to move files around, but I used the "/mnt/user/ShareName" paths as the files were all within shares. I'm going from a mass "videos" folder to separated shares/folders and this seems to have happened. so can I just add Disk1 and 2 to krusader and move them? or even just use rsync without causing a parity issue? Vin

New to unraid, I've setup a server and am about halfway in my 30 day trial.. so far it's been good. I've been hunting through the threads for the last week and I didn't see specifically what I was looking for. I have a Server with six (6) Ethernet connections, I was wondering if it is possible to isolate the configuration GUI to a specific port and then have the shares on a separate port? I have 2 networks in my home, one for everything and a second (small isolated with no internet access) for connecting to my servers remote management. I would like to include the unraid configuration GUI to this same network. Is that possible? The other question that is an adder is, can I do this as well for dockers? THis one I have see asked before, but there wasn't a response. Vin

This has caught me as well today. I have an existing windows 2012 r2 VM server solution that is running at home as a glorified NAS. I was hoping to move to unraid as I like the docker and VM features... Not sure why a feature like this would be stripped out. Vin