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as per guide you are using ngix web server, so correct code will be something like this: server { listen 80; server_name my.domain.com; return 301 https://$server_name$request_uri; } and per guide you just append to this file at the end: "In your letsencrypt container "appdata" go to /config/nginx/site-confs/ and create a file called nextcloud containing this code below. Make sure you change server.com to your actual domain name."

i recommend you migrate to XFS as the are some issues with ReiserFs in unRAID version 6, search forums if you wanna more details..

@CHBMB can you add to this guide http to https redirect example to ngix reverse proxy configuration?

see previous comment about ReiserFs vs XFS. i have mine all on XFS now and are running just fine. .

have you a link to a guide you followed?

the same file where you define your virtual host for https..

have you a redirect for http? like this: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName cloud.nextcloud.com Redirect permanent / https://cloud.nextcloud.com/ </VirtualHost>

what ESXi version are you using?

Thanks, i tried it some days ago already with no luck. just tied it again with precise other software versions, and success.. looks like everything working now, happy days yes, but you need plex pass to get it working..

Sorry if this was asked before, but can you suggest PLEX Client for Linux(ubuntu)? i can play files in browser, but then trans-coding occurs - browser cant use local resources to play content if i understand correctly.. as far as i know, Plex have their own media player for Windows, Mac and Embed platforms only..

i think no, max 8 vCPU per VM.. but why you need all cores to one VM? if still you need them all, then you simply go bare-metal route..

Hi, and sorry if this was asked and answered before. i have all disk spin-ups with cache dirs enabled and massive read from one of the disks. for example, i have a cron job that backups some huge VM's files to my backup server. after some time all other disks spun up too. i think it's related to cache dirs, since when i disable it, all other disks spun down after 30 min. i tried RobJ's suggested vm.dirty* setting change mentioned here with no luck.. are there another suggestion's how to prevent disk spin-ups? i changed RAM size for unRAID to 8GB recently and still no joy..

Just quoting myself - just got it up and running.. first, you can add Collabora docker from CA Applications with docker-hub search enabled. then just follow this instructions to see which ports/setting you need to add: https://www.collaboraoffice.com/code/ for me it works only on with separate sub-domains for Nextcloud and Collabora. e.g. at first i installed NextCloud at for example mydomain.com/nextcloud, and tried install collabora with similar sheme with no luck. then i moved Nextcloud to nextcloud.mydomain.com and Collabora to office.mydomain.com. You need to activate Nextcloud Collabora application and point to Collabora URL to bind them together. And then everything looks like working as expected.

maybe get rid of Riserfs and switch to XFS...

Hi, just installed Nextcloud, and it seems to work ok.. had some permission issues with data folder mounted with UD from another NFS server, so switched data folder to unRAID and looks like it works.. Any chances to get Collabora Docker? just find another request, but looks like nobody answers it.. or are there another way to install Collabora on unRAID?

i'm on Ubuntu, so you can install Ubuntu 16.04 for example and then update it to kernel 4.9. Instructions here: http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2016/12/install-linux-kernel-4-9-ubuntu-linux-mint/ i did it in my test environment many times to compare hardware compatibility to unRAID..

if you are talking about prices, can you compare these Seagates? (these prices are EUR in Latvia/Europe) : - Archive HDD ST8000AS0002 - 305 EUR - SkyHawk Surveillance HDD ST8000VX0022 - 305 EUR - IronWolf ST8000VN0022 - 310 EUR - Desktop HDD ST8000DM002 - 330 EUR Archive and Desktop are 5900RPM, while Skyhawk and Ironwolf are 7200RPM.. if you wanna low rpm PMR, then Desktop only..

Hi @theone, i'm quoting myself, may be you have and interest to develop something like that?

As Gary noted, you can test it with both PSU - one PSU to each CPU. Just place second PSU near your server outside for testing..

thanks, if i remember correctly, i had some reading somewhere when people are bricked their boards when connecting PCIe to EPS.. Edit: i'm talking about modular PSU - on the PSU side connectors are equal in most cases.. But i have offsite backup computer with PSU that dont have dual EPS connector - and i used then a transition from PCIe to EPS and it works fine.

Your Athena PSU have: - EPS-12V 8 Pin x 2 - PCIE 6 + 2 Pin x 2 you need those EPS ones, they looks very similar..

How do you connect power cables form your PSU to the motherboard? for dual CPU you usually need two separate cables - 24pin and another 8pin designed for CPU. another idea is RAM - try to boot with both CPU and one RAM stick for each one. on my Supermicro board i tried several ram slot combinations until it boots fine and sees all sticks..

i think, your choice "FreeBSD 64-bit" is OK. if everything works then no probs. unRAID is custom kernel build based on Slackware, so there will be no such option in ESXi to choose.

i bought mine (RPC-4224) from here(http://ri-vier.eu/) long time ago.. looks like they no more imports them from US.. but may be you can find something else useful..

i have UPS usb plugged in to host, but not pass thru to unRAID. looked at esxi logs, nothing obvious.. it's part of the syslinux boot loader. see here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/puppy-71/ldlinux-sys-what-does-it-do-942097/ according to this, "At boot, the computer loads the MBR (/usr/lib/syslinux/mbr.bin). Then the MBR looks for the partition that is marked as active (boot flag). Once found, the volume boot record (VBR) will be executed. In the case of ext2/3/4 and fat12/16/32, the starting sector of ldlinux.sys is hard-coded into the VBR. " looks like something with your flash as it can't read this sector?