Everything posted by Ashe
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OpenVPN Server & Client for unRAID 6.2+ (6.1 are still supported)
Try using the local ip address, I.e. 192.0.168.x
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Dynamix - V6 Plugins
Bonienl When I run there smart extended test, it gets to 90% and then aborts, the log shows aborted by user. Have you come across this?
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OpenVPN Server & Client for unRAID 6.2+ (6.1 are still supported)
For duckdyns there is a docker to update the IP address http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=34676.0
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OpenVPN Server & Client for unRAID 6.2+ (6.1 are still supported)
Yes you will need to regenerate client files
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OpenVPN Server & Client for unRAID 6.2+ (6.1 are still supported)
Correct.
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OpenVPN Server & Client for unRAID 6.2+ (6.1 are still supported)
Have you opened the port on your router? If so what port number are you using? 1194? 10.8.0.0 is the VPN IP, I.e the IP address that open VPN clients can use, this can be left alone. With the v6 server version you can connect via the VPN IP to your server or you can connect via the local LAN IP. Petersm will have to look at the characters limit for you but it may be possible to directly edit the config files instead
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Dynamix - V6 Plugins
Skip to step 7, and see which driver comes up at the end. Mine only showed the virtual-0 until I ran sensors-detect which came up with chip it87, ran 'modprobe it87' at cli then 'sensors' which then displayed the it87 core information for me to create the sensors.conf file
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Dynamix - V6 Plugins
Amazing to finally have this! Just noticed the Processor and Motherboard temps show as ## on the bottom bar
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Openvpn Server
Inclusion of peter_sm's openvpn server plugin and packages to the webgui http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=28557.0 A method for remote access to a NAS is an essential requirement and the above plugin works so well and is probably the easiest method of setting up openvpn out there
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Project unRAIDIO
Thanks. Will come in useful for some custom builds Sent from my Q5 using Tapatalk
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Project unRAIDIO
Where are those drive cages from? Sent from my Q5 using Tapatalk
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How much RAM do you have installed in your unRAID server?
Currently at 8gb but will increase to 16gb now v6 is here.
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Questions about multiple license keys and OS/configuration redundancy
Yes you're correct, settings are stored on the USB for the setup of unRAID. It's advised to all users to keep a up to date backup of the USB, whether you have a second USB or not
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Running UNRAID in a Virtual Machine under Virtualbox (Windows Host)
Have you seen this thread? Seems like a better solution http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=30777.new;topicseen#new
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Running UNRAID in a Virtual Machine under Virtualbox (Windows Host)
If it wasn't my only unRAID device and my wife and daughter relied on it then I would happily tinker with Linux, maybe with the lights on and hiding behind the sofa. I am watching the 64 bit unRAID distro thread as an alternative I am using 6x MB Sata ports and 2x PCIe cards so would prefer not to have to buy anymore cards and keep the drives on the MB.
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Running UNRAID in a Virtual Machine under Virtualbox (Windows Host)
Thanks for the links and information. I would prefer to have the ability to spin down the drives and get the temps but I am more comfortable with windows and virtual box. I will do a bit more research first, still concerned about losing data from the drives but am sure it will go OK Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
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Running UNRAID in a Virtual Machine under Virtualbox (Windows Host)
BobPheonix Have you previously moved an existing unRAID installation to a VM? Will the data on the drives persist? I am more comfortable with windows and oracle VM. When you say about passthrough of the PCIe cards does that mean those drives attached would not show up on unRAID under a VM on windows? If you have time at some point could you list some steps?
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Running UNRAID in a Virtual Machine under Virtualbox (Windows Host)
From what I've read so far it's easier to have the drives on controllers rather than on the MB so you can passthrough the controller But I haven't got to that stage yet
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Running UNRAID in a Virtual Machine under Virtualbox (Windows Host)
I am looking to convert my existing unraid setup from a standalone machine to a W7 VM. I understand that raw access can be done to give each physical disk a presence in the VM. Has anyone moved an existing installation to a VM, got any tips or pitfalls to be wary of?
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VirtualBox Plugin for unRAID v5 and v6
Does anything happen after entering admin / admin? Try entering the following in telnet then see if webserver starts vboxwebsrv -b -H 127.0.0.1 --logfile /dev/null >/dev/null
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VirtualBox Plugin for unRAID v5 and v6
I have V5.0 stable i can install SF but when I add the web server it just craps out, i get no home page. I remove all instances of SF homepage works. that is why i had to use UnMenu's install You will need to update the webserver plugin as its not maintained at the moment http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=19508.msg261627.msg#261627 Most likely it is conflicting with another plugin at the moment
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VirtualBox Plugin for unRAID v5 and v6
I use webserver for SF, then download php and point webserver to the php
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VirtualBox Plugin for unRAID v5 and v6
Exception Object ( [message:protected] => Could not connect to host (http://127.0.0.1:18083/) [string:Exception:private] => [code:protected] => 64 [file:protected] => /mnt/cache/Apps/www/lib/ajax.php [line:protected] => 128 [trace:Exception:private] => Array ( ) [previous:Exception:private] => ) Has anyone found a solution to the above? Have seen it posted a few times, but no-one seems to know what they did to correct it. EDIT: in case anyone has the same, run vboxwebsrv >nul & from the command line, ive added this to my go file to see if that works as well
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VirtualBox Plugin for unRAID v5 and v6
you need to delete the boot/config/plugins/virtualbox folder and redownload from the plugin, may require a restart inbetween. It seems the packages downloaded would have not been completed correctly.