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Sorry for the thread resurrection - but anyone finding this in 2022 - I found that DietPi EFI installer just worked - and I didn't need to do any of the above.

Hi. I want to run the gitea docker on my unraid server and use port 22 for git SSH access. By default I can't do this as the unraid server uses port 22 for SSH. I also want gitea to be behind a reverse-proxy (SWAG). I don't know much about docker networking - is there a way I can do this? On a previous (not unraid) server I got this working by adding a git user to the server that passed through any ssh connections to the docker container but this doens't feel like the right option in unraid. Is there a docker network setup I can use that means that port 22 is free for the gitea container but that the SWAG container can also forward HTTP requests to? Thanks.

Does this mean you started tvheadend manually by logging into the console. Went to the web front end and created a user there? Or something else?

Hi all, I'm new to unraid - until this week I was running a linux server using raid 5 but I am now moving to unraid. I'm looking for a bit of advice on how to setup the array/pools and also on PCIe -> NVME adapter cards. I have a motherboard with 6 x 6 GB/s SATA ports, 1 M.2 Slot and I also have a spare PCIe 3.0x1 slot. (MSI B560M A PRO motherboard with an 10th Gen i3 in case that matters) Disk wise I currently have 2x6TB WD RED, 2 or 3 x 4TB WD RED (one has a damaged SATA port and I'm not sure it'll survive being moved to the unraid case) and 1 x 120 GB SSD. I'm currently using about 7TB (i.e. the existing 2 WD REDs are close to full) What I want is a parity protected data array and also all the UNRAID Dockers/VMS to be protected and fast. I've watched SpaceInvader1's video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgRSr7yBZfs which is good but he doesn't protect his VM/Docker disks. Also he splits docker and VM on to different caches and I'm wondering if that is strictly necessary? So I'm thinking of a couple of ideas. 1) Add all 5 Mechanical drives into an array. Add the 120 GB SSD to the last SATA port and use it as a cache. Buy 2 x NVMe disk and a PCIe to NVME adapter card and then uses those for a mirrored cache for VMS/Docker 2) Add all 5 Mechanical drives into an array, leave one SATA port free for a future mechanical drive. Buy 3 x NVMe disk and a dual PCIe to NVME adapter card (e.g. this one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09H7JPNDQ/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=A2KREUBK79VF64&th=1) then I'd have 2 of the NVMe disks mirrored for VMS/Docker and the other as a cache drive. If I did this do I need to worry about the location of the NVMe i.e. plugged into the motherboard or the adapter card? I assume I'd be best putting one mirrored drive on the motherboard and the other on the adapter card? 3) An option similar to SpaceInvader1s where I have the Docker and VM pools separate but to do this I'm going to need 5 fast disks (2 for VM mirror, 2 for Docker mirror and 1 for cache) which I think will have to use 2 of the SATA ports and then I'd only have 4 SATA ports for my date array. Is it worth considering this? Any help much appreciated.

Hi, I'm new to VMs on UNRAID MS is offering Win 11 VMs to try out here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/virtual-machines/?utm_content=educational&utm_source=email-sendgrid&utm_medium=3452562&utm_campaign=2022-03-03&utm_term=5294450 There are 4 formats VM-Ware, Hyper-V, VirtualBox, Parallels - which can I use in UNRAID and what are the steps to use these formats in UNRAID? Thanks