d3rax

Hello, I have a folder with a few hunderd photo's that my wife has taken. I want to move them to a folder on a different share that already has photo's in it. The photo's on that share are sorted by the follow directory structure: YEAR/MONTH/filename I want to import those pictures with the same directory structure and I want to place the pictures of my wife in a separate folder within that structure, something like: YEAR/WIFE/MONTH/filename. When I use photosync to move the pictures from my phone to my server I have the option to do this. I hope there is a docker available that can do the same for files on a share?

I got it setup with the standard settings. I am able to connect to the timemachine.local backup disk, but some how the connection interrupts. I have not been able to finish the initial backup and when i click make backup now it cannot connect. Only when I restart the dock container the back up starts again but only for a few minutes? In the log of the timemachine dock i do get the following error: INTERNAL ERROR: smbd_scavenger_parent_dead in pid 75 (4.18.5) and I see this line: INFO: SET_PERMISSIONS=false; not setting ownership and permissions for /opt/timemachine But I did run sudo chown -R 1000:1000 /mnt/user/timemachine/

I’m looking in to a new build to using the i5-12500. I see you did not go for ECC memory? I would like to have it but the motherboards supporting it are limited at the moment.

I’m looking for a new Quick Sync build also. But I do want ECC support. Is it just me and is it hard to find a board that supports 12gen with ECC? Found just 1 board which cost 550 euro. als wonder if 12gen is supported…

Good suggestion @CRDark! The 970 looks like a beter option, thanks. any suggestions on what RAM sticks to use?

It should, I selected it from this list of intel processors with Quick Sync and ECC support: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/search/featurefilter.html?productType=873&0_ECCMemory=True&1_Filter-Family=122139&0_QuickSyncVideo=True Also specs of the processor says ecc memory support: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/134870/intel-core-i39100-processor-6m-cache-up-to-4-20-ghz.html

Hello there, I've been a unraid user for a few years now and im looking to upgrade my new setup. I have done some research but it has been a long time ago since I last build a pc, so I'm reaching out for some tips and guidance on my new build! I now have an old HP Elite 8200 SFF with a intel I5-2500. This processor has Quick Sync but its a very old version and I have not been able to use the iGPU in Jellyfin or handbrake. I now primarly use the server for nas storage and running home assistant. For my new build I want to expand my server use to the following: -Nas Storage (expandable to 8 drives, 2x ssd cache, 1x parity and 5x storage) -Home Assistant -Next cloud -Jellyfin media streaming and transcoding -Ripping my old dvds and blurays and converting them with handbrake -Running a Windows 10 VM from time to time for lite use (I use primarily a mac but want to be able to fall back on windows for some specific apps, im not planning to run a gameing vm, I might want to run a Windows 98 VM with a graphics card in the future for playing older PC games) Next I have the following criteria: -energy efficiency is important, so where possible i want to pick parts that are low on energy consumption -Quick Sync iGPU -ECC memory support (2x8 GB) -Budget max 1200 euro (this includes 2 evm SSD for cache, I already have 1 SSD (500 GB) and 3 drives (4TB) for parity and data so no further drives needed at this moment) -as future proof as possible I started out with selecting a CPU from the newest generation and selected the i5-12500. First of all im not sure if these are already supported by Unraid? Second I noticed I had only one motherboard option with ECC available for order, the Supermicro X13SAE. This board is quite expensive at 550,- euro. Also it needs DDR5 ram so with ECC this will be expensieve also I think (also not very sure what memory to select here). So I think this will go over my budget and might be abit overkill for my use? Or am I missing something and can I make this build more affordable? If so please let me know! I then looked for the next intel cpu with Quick Sync and ECC support that was available for me and selected the Intel Core i3-9100. This is the 9th generation and should be sufficient I guess. Only downside it has only 4 cores, the same core count I have now so I dont know how future proof it will be. Anyway for now I have selected the following components: Processor: Intel Core i3-9100 Tray Cooler: LC-Power LC-CC-95 Motherboard: Asrock Rack C246 WS Board has 12 sata connections and supports ECC. Memory: Kingston KSM26RS8/8MRR 2x Im having a hard time to select the right ECC ram. The QCL memory for the motherboard is not available on sail for me. Not sure if the selected ram is the best option? Power supply: Seasonic Prime Fanless PX-450 I really have no Idea what to select here. I want to go for a higher efficiency so energy consumption is less, I dont want to cheap out here. Wattage usages shoud be around 350 watt. EVM SSD: Samsung 980 1TB 2x No real idea what to select, these were good reviewd and are compatible with the board I think? Goal is to have 1TB for cache with parity. Case: Inter-Tech IT-5905 I hope I can get some feedback on the build above, especially on selecting memory, power supply and EVM ssd. If there is a option to get the 12gen Quick Sync CPU on a cheaper board with ECC I also would like some advice there. Cheers!

Im also unable to sync the flash backup. I get error: Failed to sync flash backup When I enter 'ssh backup.unraid.net' I get the message: [email protected]: Permission denied (publickey) Not sure how to fix this, hope someone can point me in the right direction! I am on the latest version of the plugin.

Im also unable to sync the flash backup. I get error: Failed to sync flash backup When I enter 'ssh backup.unraid.net' I get the message: [email protected]: Permission denied (publickey) Not sure how to fix this, hope someone can point me in the right direction!