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Please post Diagnostics form Tools/Diagnostics..

i think you misunderstand unRAID OS users and unRAID share/smb users.. unRAID OS level have user root only, and all files on your shares are writen to Nobody:nogroup.

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?

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

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.

it can't be preinstalled.. every time unRAID boots up, it installs all plugins again from flash. you can install open vmware tools from here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=38279.0

on production server esxi 5.5, on test server 6.0 with the same MB (X9SCM-iif) - the problem are the same for both servers.

which unRAID v6 version are you using? mine is running fine with 6.1.9.

i think so.. i hope so, but i have no config with multiple flash devices, so just give it a try

So, just wanted to contribute back to this thread with info that might help (and offer a chance for someone to correct me!). A few years back I had virtualized unRAID via PLOP and could first-hand attest to the slooooowww boot time and issues with that; so much so that I had gone baremetal. With a new build, I decided I'd revisit virtualizing unRAID under ESX, and ran across plopkexec (actually mentioned elsewhere on this forum for a different purpose). I can say that this drastically cuts down on the boot time (for all perceived purposes, same as bare metal). With passed through M1015, I now have effectively the same config as my prior bare metal (and even moved it over seamlessly) without the hassles I recall of the AIO solutions prior. Granted, this is now a day in, so still waiting for the other shoe to drop... I am still running plop as I could not figure out how to get kexec to work. Can you share? i'm running plopKExec on my offsite server - just download plopKexec iso image, add it to your unRAID VM, and thats all.. plopKexec boots, then it scans flash drives, finds unRAID flash, then automatically boots first boot choice of the flash..

First, thanks TheOne for a great plugin.. seen this one long before, but installed it today for first time.. looks like all devices are displayed ok.. some questions: - i'm running unRAID on top of ESXi. it will be cool to manage all server hdd's in this cool plugin - so, are there an easy way to add devices manually? - my cache drive is RAID1 array and occupies 2 slots. any ideas how to add one device to two slots or maybe another idea ? thanks again for plugin! Uldise