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I searched around but couldn't find an answer. Is there any way to change which folder is showing when you launch Krusader? For example, it currently starts in the /Home path, could you change it to /mnt/user/ ?

Just thought I would add some context here for those looking at this thread. I came here to see example configs and the above examples seem to imply that the Zone ID is the url IE: `google.com` when in fact it is not, which is probably the reason @mjeshurun was getting the error they were getting. The Zone ID is simply the ID cloudflare uses to identify a domain. This will direct you to where you need to go to get the Zone ID if you do not already know where to find it. https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/get-started/basic-tasks/find-account-and-zone-ids/

Any idea if this will still work on Unraid 6.12 with the PHP update to PHP Version 8 ?

Can someone tell me if this will work or not, trying to create a persistant docker from a docker that does not use appdata, why I dont know. But I tried mapping the folder that needs to be persistant to an appdata folder, but then the docker does not populate it with files, I tried adding files on my own which worked for a day, but now does not. The developer is saying I should run this command, docker volume create llc-unraid and using that for the persistant storage but that does not seem correct either. Any help is appreciated

Agreed, but I do think it is a feature that should exist is all I am saying

So upon further review this totally works, if the folder does not exist just create it, you can also name the .sh file pretty much anything you want. I also updated it a bit for nicer looking notifications #!/bin/bash ntfy_url="https://ntfy.sh/topic" # Use ntfy_username and ntfy_password OR ntfy_token ntfy_username="" ntfy_password="" ntfy_token="" # Leave empty if you do not want an icon. ntfy_icon="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/walkxcode/dashboard-icons/main/png/unraid.png" if [[ -n $ntfy_password && -n $ntfy_token ]]; then echo "Use ntfy_username and ntfy_password OR ntfy_token" exit 1 elif [ -n "$ntfy_password" ]; then ntfy_base64=$( echo -n "$ntfy_username:$ntfy_password" | base64 ) ntfy_auth="Authorization: Basic $ntfy_base64" elif [ -n "$ntfy_token" ]; then ntfy_auth="Authorization: Bearer $ntfy_token" else ntfy_auth="" fi ntfy_title="Unraid: ${SUBJECT}" ntfy_message="${DESCRIPTION}" if [ "${IMPORTANCE}" == "alert" ]; then ntfy_tag=rotating_light ntfy_priority="urgent" ntfy_xpriority=5 elif [ "${IMPORTANCE}" == "warning" ]; then ntfy_tag=warning ntfy_priority="high" ntfy_xpriority=4 else ntfy_tag=information_source ntfy_priority="default" ntfy_xpriority=3 fi curl $ntfy_url \ -H "$ntfy_auth" \ -H "tags:"$ntfy_tag \ -H "X-Title: $ntfy_title" \ -H "X-Icon: $ntfy_icon" \ -H "Priority: $ntfy_priority" \ -H "X-Priority: $ntfy_xpriority" \ -d "$ntfy_message" \

Anyone get email publishing to work? I have tried everything and so far no go

I mean to be fair, I think their suggestion for tiered caching would be great, so technically whether ChatGPT is right or not, maybe its a feature that could be implemented in the future

Was anybody else able to make this work? I do not have a folder notifications in dynamix, but I could potentially create one

After I posted this a few weeks ago, I started reading up on how ChatGPT works. It seems that it does read documentation and information about specific services, but it will also get confused between many different services as to what one provides. It is better about understand general knowledge about something such as storage as a whole rather than a specific type of storage or service.

When I first started my unraid server I believe tiered caching was not available on unraid, and as far as I know it is not. However I was playing around with chat GPT today and I was asking it about unraid, and while getting down a wormhole of newer features I had no idea existed, I thought, "Did unraid add tiered caching?" so I asked... I worded it slightly differently thinking chatGPT wouldn't know what tiered caching was, turns out it they totally know what it is. I thought whoa this is new, but then I saw that not all unRaid systems would support it. I started digging into docs to see if I could find this information anywhere, and nothing. So before I start making major changes to my unRaid system, can anybody confirm or deny that unRaid actually supports this feature?

Changed Status to Solved

Well as final update, I did update to the latest version on Unraid which fixed whatever issue I was having, driver loads up correctly now

Should be noted that a linux install with the same kernel on the system is able to detect temps correctly, so there might be something wrong with unraid, not sure, upgrading to the latest version now and we'll see if that fixes anything.

Well so far trying to just use the sensors-detect command returns nothing, but for starters the dynamix system temp would be a good start.

Changed Priority to Minor

Yes the driver is present, however I do not gain access to any temps for MB or CPU with the addition to this driver. I asked on discord and after an hour of troubleshooting they told me to file a bug report because something is not right.

Hey guys, cannot get my optical drive to show up in handbrake, i have tried adding extra parameters and also adding device /dev/sr0 and /dev/sg3 which works with makemkv but nothing in handbrake

Would be great if this were fixed

I figured it out I realized I was using cat not cp to move the files over cp /boot/config/neofetch /root/.config/neofetch/config.conf Fixed it

I was able to succesffully add a few lines to my bash_profile by inserting the following code in the /boot/config/go file. # Update Bash Profile bash_profile () { if [ -f /root/.bash_profile ]; then cat /boot/config/bashprofile >> /root/.bash_profile fi } bash_profile However, I also need to move some config files. So I tried doing this - # Update Bash Profile bash_profile () { if [ -f /root/.bash_profile ]; then cat /boot/config/bashprofile >> /root/.bash_profile cat /boot/config/neofetch >> /root/.config/neofetch/config.conf cat /boot/config/neofetch-unraid >> /root/.config/neofetch/unraid_ascii.txt fi } bash_profile and that did not work, so I added mkdir /root/.config/neofetch chmod 700 /root/.config/neofetch and that also did not work, so now I am super confused. Why will it append the bash_profile but not these other config files?

I am not sure how to go about this, but I need to install this driver from what I can tell to accurately support my motherboard... any help would be appreciated - https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/tree/drivers/platform/x86/gigabyte-wmi.c