elitexero

Me too until I bought an ARC card for transcoding/encoding.

Just a heads up that my dashboard stopped working after the latest update was pushed. Once I removed the plugin it came back, so it's not playing nice with something. I don't see anything in logs, latest stable Unraid 6.12.13.

Well ... that's great news since my script's detection doesn't seem to work and always detects itself on start Thanks for the heads up.

Just got my setup done with protonvpn and figured I'd share in case it'll help someone in the future. These are effectively modified from the ones posted by a reddit user here to be compatible with this docker container and unraid. I have the 2 scripts in a folder on the docker container and I'm calling them with the User Scripts plugin due to a lack of embedded cron functionality in the arch docker images. First script is called proton-get-port.sh and runs the while true loop to keep the port forwarded: #if pgrep -f proton-get-port.sh >/dev/null; then # echo "Script is already running, doing nothing." # exit 1 #fi #edit - this doesn't work. It always detects itself on startup. See below for inbuilt functionality of this. natpmpc -a 1 0 udp 60 -g 10.2.0.1 # Ask for UDP port forwarding natpmpc -a 1 0 tcp 60 -g 10.2.0.1 | grep -oP 'Mapped public port \K\d+' > /data/protonvpn-port echo "Port written to protonvpn-port file" cat /data/protonvpn-port while true ; do date ; date > /data/timecheck ; natpmpc -a 1 0 udp 60 -g 10.2.0.1 && natpmpc -a 1 0 tcp 60 -g 10.2.0.1 || { echo -e "ERROR with natpmpc command \a" ; break ; } ; sleep 45 ; done Second is for updating deluge manually. Be sure to replace the username and password for deluge from below: port=`cat /data/protonvpn-port` # retrieve the port from the file echo "Port found in file :" echo $port deluge-console "connect 127.0.0.1:58846 USERNAME USERPASSWORD; config -s random_port false; config -s listen_ports ($port, $port)" & # Update deluge's incoming port in the background I then use User Scripts to call them. I run the proton-get-port.sh every hour and the deluge one every 6 hours, but modify to your liking. The if statement in the proton script will prevent you from double instancing it. User Scripts calls proton-get-port.sh: docker exec -i <DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID> sh ./data/proton-get-port.sh deluge-port.sh: docker exec <DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID> sh ./data/deluge-port.sh