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If your unMenu is set to use port 8080, you should set the host port of the container to anything but. Just remembering, Syncthing uses HTTPS in the webui.

I wonder... Is it even doable? Can we pass the tuner to the container? Yes, it's possible, but you will need to recompile the unRAID kernel for multimedia support and install the tuner driver in the host, not in the docker container.

This is not needed. CP by default bind it's control port to 127.0.0.1:4243. In this case, it's only reachable from the local host, therefore the need of use SSH tunneling to reach it. The container bind CP control port to 0.0.0.0:4243, so it's reachable from all IP addresses. Just uncomment and set properly the servicePort and the serviceHost variables.

If you never complain, it never gets fixed.... I think I fixed it. Please try again.

Oh, man, that's sad. Many people live their religion with too much gilt/sin in sight, not just the sense of right and wrong. Maybe in your case it has more to do with jealousy than religion. People can use religion to excuse/cover up pretty much anything.

Because it requires a change in the configuration (already done by the container) and is less safe. You should put a password in the Gui to level up the security.

Take a look at that link I posted. It could save you a lot of time/trouble.

Do you have any ideas no how do you will store your hdd into it? May I suggest http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816111045

If I can make a suggestion, in the place of that dial you could put a "gauge" showing drive temperature or total used space. https://www.tindie.com/products/TheRengineer/analog-gauge-stepper-breakout-board/

Take a look a this: https://github.com/clinton-hall/nzbToMedia/wiki/Transcoder I've never played with it, but needo's SABnzbd container already have ffmpeg, so it should be easy to implement.

Okay Has anyone tried making a docker for makeMKV? I know there is a linux version, but it looks like it needs compiled, and they usually have a new version about once/month, so it probably will need 'constant' maintenance. I'm not sure if building one will be easy or good, but I'd really like to put the work of creating my mkv files onto my unRAID box, and not have to continue doing it on my laptop, over wifi, which takes forever. maybe this helps one get started... http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2047 I have latest makemkvcon installed on unraid, still playing with it........ But it looks good. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2 This will have to wait docker v.1.1 upgrade, where the new --device flag will be available. jonp promissed that to the next beta, if I'm not mistaken.

This is a sad news, but think about it, Grumpy, you are hurting the users here, not LT. I DO agree with some positions you rage for, but take a look at the other solutions we have at our disposal; everyone of them is crippled someway and community work is essential to make them usable. Synology, QNAP FreeNAS, all of them are imperfect. We are helping each other here, not LT. Take me for an example: I'm a lawyer, I'm not an engineer or a coder. I try to do my best to help others like me. I invest some of my free time to learn how to code; I haven't used PHP for 10 years or so, since the students website at the university, so I had to learn everything again to make the Docker's Config Plugin. I don't hold any grudge on LT for the lack of features. I just want to make easier for me and others to do what we want, store and watch media. So please take some perspective and don't let your disagreements with LT hold you back from helping us. You're a very skilled person, and can be much more helpful here than me.

Just tested and accepted the committed update by ljm42. Details on the first post. Thanks!

It's here: https://github.com/gfjardim/docker-transmission If there's interest, I'll convert it to phusion and add to the plugin. Thanks nacat78 for your xml.

Serious? I never advertise that! I liked Deluge too, so I dropped it. Grumpy, let us know about your docker; I'll gladly include that in the templates row!

Thanks! I upgraded to the current Docker and it is synchronizing now. I see the .identify file outside of the Docker, thanks! Oh cool, this is using phusion now too. I don't mean to be a pain... but I wanted to ask about this article: http://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/Latest/Troubleshooting/CrashPlan_Runs_Out_Of_Memory_And_Crashes It references some log files here: /usr/local/crashplan/log/service.log.# and run.conf: /usr/local/crashplan/bin/run.conf How would you feel doing the copy/link thing with the /config directory for those? Thanks again! The logs are already in the config directory. I'm using the default settings, that is a minimum of 512M and a maximum of 1024M. Do you have any problems with those values?

If you're on Windows, make a copy of your Crashplan installation directory and make the changes appointed in the first message of this topic.

Just updated this. The id is now stored on the /config directory. Please take a look at the Docker's page to see the command line syntax change.

I've done that, but will test a little more to see if it sticks.

I do backup my user share, it's a lot less trouble to configure, no hiccups since ever.

Just removed the log from supervisor.conf file.

Ok, I found the error and submitted to the Docker Registry. Please remove the container and the image, then add the container again. docker rm -f crashplan docker rmi gfjardim/crashplan Thanks.

[glow=red,2,300]Crashplan Docker container[/glow] As of Feb 15, 2016 the Crashplan and Crashplan-Desktop containers have been merged, and an RDP client is no longer necessary. You can ignore the first 45 pages or so of comments in this thread, as they pertain to the older setup. [glow=red,2,300]Existing Users - How to Upgrade[/glow] To upgrade from an older version: Go to the Docker tab Click on the CrashPlan-Desktop docker icon and choose Remove Click the Crashplan docker icon and hit Edit Ensure it is set to Host mode, or be prepared to add/modify the ports Click the button for Advanced View Change the WebUI field to: http://[iP]:[PORT:4280]/vnc.html?autoconnect=true&host=[iP]&port=[PORT:4280] Change the description field to: With unlimited, set-it-and-get-at-it backup to multiple destinations, plus anywhere, anytime access to ALL your files, CrashPlan is the simplest, surest way to protect your digital life.[br][br] [b][span style='color: #E80000;']Notes:[/span][/b][br][br] [*]The web interface is usually hosted on port 4280; if you need to change it, please enable the Advanced View, edit the [b]WEB_PORT[/b] variable and the [b]WebUI[/b] field accordingly. Hit Save [glow=red,2,300]New Users - How to Install[/glow] It is probably easiest to install the Community Applications plugin first, then go to the Apps tab and search for Crashplan. Add the CrashPlan app (not CrashPlan-Desktop) by gfjardim. Alternatively, you can go to the Docker tab, choose Docker Repositories, add "https://github.com/gfjardim/docker-containers/tree/templates" to your list of repositories, switch back to the Docker Containers tab, choose Add Container and select gfjardim -> Crashplan. Map the /config container volume to the appropriate place on your host system, such as /mnt/cache/appdata/crashplan/ . Be sure the appdata share is set to "cache only". Map /data (or /mnt) on the container side to /mnt on the host side. Note that whatever path you input on the container side will be the path you access from within the CrashPlan app. Hit Save [glow=red,2,300]How to access the CrashPlan interface[/glow] Using a web browser: Go to the Docker tab, click the CrashPlan docker icon and choose WebUI. Using a stand-alone VNC client: Configure your favorite VNC client to connect to your tower's IP address on port 4279. Using a the CrashPlan interface on another computer: This should still be possible, although there isn't much a need for it. If someone wants to write up instructions I can link to it from here. [glow=red,2,300]Q & A[/glow] Q) Do I need to setup an SSH tunnel to use this container? A) No. See the section above titled "How to access the CrashPlan interface" Q) By default, the web interface is on port 4280. Can I change that? A) Go to the Docker tab, click the CrashPlan icon, and choose Edit. Enable the Advanced view. Add a variable named WEB_PORT and input the desired port. Q) By default, the VNC interface is on port 4279. Can I change that? A) The VNC port will always be one less than the web interface port. Q) Can I protect the web/VNC client with a password? A) Go to the Docker tab, click the CrashPlan icon, and choose Edit. Enable the Advanced view. Add a variable named VNC_PASSWD and input the desired password. Q) Where can I get general help with CrashPlan? A) See the official CrashPlan manual Q) Can I backup my unRAID flash drive using CrashPlan? A) Yes. Go to the Docker tab, click the CrashPlan icon, and choose Edit. Map /flash on the containter side to /boot on the host side. Then in the CrashPlan interface, configure it to backup the /flash directory. Note: your disk configuration is stored in /flash/config/super.dat. If you ever restore this file from backup, be certain you are restoring the latest version. Restoring this file will likely trigger a parity check when the system boots. Q) Can another computer backup to my unRAID array? A) Yes, but you need to configure CrashPlan to store backups on the array and not in the docker image! You may want to create a new share specifically for this - "CrashplanTower" for example. Load the CrashPlan interface on unRAID and go to Settings -> General. Configure the "Inbound backup from other computers" option. Set the "Default backup archive location" to something on your array, such as the CrashplanTower share. If you mapped /mnt to /mnt earlier, the path would be /mnt/user/CrashplanTower/ Go to the Friends area and set the default location for each friend as well. See this page for additional help configuring the default locations. Then configure the other computer to backup to your unRAID system. You could also configure a friend's computer to backup to yours. Note that you cannot backup a backup. Q) Can I backup key files on my array to a local folder? A) Yes, in the CrashPlan interface go to Destinations -> Folders and configure a local folder. You can use /mnt/user/CrashplanTower if you created that in the previous example. Then create a new backup set and configure it to use that destination. Q) Why is Crashplan storing backups in my docker.img? A) A few possibilities: First, see the previous two questions to be sure you have configured Crashplan properly. If you are trying to backup to a share on your array, ensure there are not two versions of the same share. Captialization matters! i.e. having both CrashplanTower and crashplantower will cause problems. If you are trying to backup to a drive that was mounted by the Unassigned Devices plugin, go to Settings -> Docker and disable/enable Docker. Dockers are unable to access drives that were mounted after the Docker service was started. Alternatively, you can add this script to automate that. Q) How can I increase the amount of RAM available to CrashPlan? A) Read this help page to diagnose random crashes and see if increasing the memory available to CrashPlan will help. If you mapped your /config folder as suggested above, the logs will be available under \\tower\appdata\crashplan\log Tip - This is not confirmed, but you may need less RAM if you split your backup into multiple backup sets. Q) How can I add CrashPlan client to a reverse proxy's subdirectory? A) For a Nginx reverse proxy, you can use the following configuration: location /crashplan/ { rewrite ^/crashplan/$ /crashplan/vnc.html?autoconnect=true&host=$server_name/crashplan/&port=443 permanent; proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:4280/; proxy_http_version 1.1; proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade; proxy_set_header Connection "upgrade"; } [glow=red,2,300]Known Issues[/glow] Some people have reported that if they use Chrome and have a touch screen, they can't manage Crashplan using their mouse (just their touchscreen). The solution is to use a different browser or a stand-alone VNC client. There seems to be a conflict with the MythTv docker. OP by ljm42.

Really a bit off topic, bu have anyone tried this iStarUSA enclosure? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816215246&cm_re=istarusa_trayless-_-16-215-246-_-Product They are trayless with a 80mm fan, seems really solid.

Some Seagate drives are well known for reporting wrong temperature measures, maybe that's one of them.