JM2005

I really appreciate you taking the time to explain it all. I am limited somewhat by my case and a full ATX motherboard would just be to large. I have been reading several threads on AMD stuff and i keep coming back your setup as the one i feel that meets my needs. I have those 2-LSI SAS9201-8i cards i need to make sure i have room for. Your setup with the modded firmware to use the video for transcoding saves me from having to buy an additional graphics card and save a slot. Thank you for all your help. I just need to get my funds ready now. I may have a few other questions to ask and i will try not to bug you too much.

If you don’t mind me asking what made you to decide to go with this choice of equipment? I like what I have read so far. Thank you for replying with such detail.

This is good news. Thank you!

"Linux kernel We started 6.8 development and initial testing using Linux 5.x kernel. However there remains an issue when VM's and Docker containers using static IP addresses are both running on the same host network interface. This issue does not occur with the 4.19 kernel. We are still studying this issue and plan to address it in the Unraid 6.9 release." Has this issue been resolved in this release?

I appreciate you replying to my post. I did read most of that thread late last night. Did you ever figure out what was causing the lockup’s? Sorry if I overlooked it. Any other issues cropped up that you think may of be of interest? Do you think that larger cpu cooler will work with my case it is an iStarUSA D-3100HN 3U rackmount case? Of course I am looking to future proof as much as I can. Thank you,

I was planning on updating my current system awhile back, but other expenses came along and i had to wait longer than i planned. My current system has been in service since 2012 and consist of a Intel Xeon E3-1240 Sandy Bridge 3.3GHz, Kingston 16 GB, SUPERMICRO X9SCM-F-O Micro ATX Intel Xeon E3 Server Motherboard, (2)- LSI SAS9201-8i. I was looking at what Hoopster posted about his system and thought it looked like a nice upgrade path. I read that you installed a modified firmware to allow you to use the onboard video adapter for transcoding. I have a Windows 10 VM that i run Blue Iris software for my security cameras. My current Xeon cpu does not have Intel Quick-sync support and thought this would help with my high CPU usage. I have listed below the parts you used Hoopster. Any changes? https://www.newegg.com/asrock-rack-e3c246d4u-supports-intel-xeon-e-2100processor/p/N82E16813140021 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VB3Y89E/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_4?smid=A1Z5H6ZGWCMTNX&psc=1 https://www.provantage.com/intel-cm8068403380116~7ITEP69T.htm https://memory.net/product/m391a4g43mb1-ctd-samsung-1x-32gb-ddr4-2666-ecc-udimm-pc4-21300v-e-dual-rank-x8-module/

I am thinking about setting up NextCloud & Bitwardenrs dockers on my unraid system. I am sure this has been asked before but how safe is it to use a reverse proxy? I have never used a reverse proxy before and currently use VPN to access my server remotely.

Thank you for updating this! It's working just fine.

I have tried a couple times to download 6.8.1-rc1 and it starts downloading then hangs up and never completes.

Yeah AMD threadripper does look good. I was also thinking if i went with another Xeon cpu and motherboard as i am looking at a cpu that supports Intel® Quick Sync Video. Do you have any suggestions for this type setup. I have not ruled out the AMD as i would like to invest in the future as well. Just not break the bank.. Thank you.

First off i would like to apologize Mattz for not responding. I ended up not selling my equipment and decided to stay with what i had, as i had some unexpected expenses come up. But i am now ready to start looking again. I am currently looking to replace the following equipment with more modern stuff. Intel Xeon E3-1240 Sandy Bridge 3.3GHz - Beefy with more cores. Kingston 16 GB - Would like to increase this to 32 GB SUPERMICRO X9SCM-F-O Micro ATX Intel Xeon E3 Server Motherboard - I will need a micro ATX motherboard as an replacement. Like i posted in my original message "I know there is not such thing as future proof but my current setup lasted for many years and I would appreciate everyone who replies with suggestions". Thank you. JM2005

I am also seeing these in my log. I have like 6 dockers and 1 windows 10 VM running. Most of these are a set with static ip’s on br0 network setting.

So far so good. Installed just fine.

It worked for me. No issues.

Ok I’ve updated it and kicked off a test file. Does this just remove the commercials and leave it in the same file format? Didn’t know if you provided a way to use x265 HEVC to compress the files after converting? Thank again,

Thanks i just removed it completely and reinstalled. I am getting the following error when attempting to remove commercials. /run/s6/services/autocomskip/autocomskip: line 216: /config/log/conversion.log: No such file or directory /run/s6/services/autocomskip/autocomskip: line 218: /config/log/conversion.log: No such file or directory Is this a headless setup with no GUI to adjust any settings? Thanks,

Any info on the Auto-Comskip?

I just noticed it has affected my Home Assistant Docker as well. So its just not LSIO dockers only.

I am too having issues updating my LSIO dockers. Same thing showing update and its pulls nothing.

Thank You!

Well i have a chance to sell my current setup that has been working very well since i built it back in 2012. This gives me a chance to upgrade my equipment to newer equipment. This is my current setup and i would like any suggestions on what i could replace it with? Intel Xeon E3-1240 Sandy Bridge 3.3GHz, Kingston 16 GB SUPERMICRO X9SCM-F-O Micro ATX Intel Xeon E3 Server Motherboard (2)- LSI SAS9201-8i, Norco 4220 Case I would like a smaller footprint and replacing my Norco 4220 with a smaller 19 inch hot swap server case would be a requirement And would also like to increase memory to 32 gigs. I am seeking advice on what you would suggest? This will be my 3rd UnRaid home server i have since i started. I know there is not such thing as future proof but my current setup lasted for many years and I would appreciate everyone who replies with suggestions. Thank You!

Thank you!!!!

Just use the docker. No need to do the nas install.

Wow! You rock! Thank you so much!

Thank you Yoshiofthewire !! Much appreciate you keeping this docker updated.