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Ok, these are just ideas on how I would address this problem. 1. Login to each machine via unRAID GUI interface and check each machines ip addresses and record. 2. Set each machine to a static ip address. 3. Login to router and set those two address's as reserved You can also verify the address of each machine by using console. ifconfig The problem your having with your second machine I had the same issue when I had my Nest Thermostat and my server attempting to share the same ip address. When I had two servers setup I had a bizarre problem as well using Tower. I ended up just addressing each machine as their IP and avoided using Tower, but changed each machine one to Tower and the other to XEON to avoid it, but make sure them IP's are conflicting.

As well do they share the same power cable? Like johnnie.black said make sure they are being seen in your Bios on Boot Up. Thats typically a very good indicator there is a problem if it isn't.

Did you try what others have tried in the above mentioned post? https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/55150-anybody-planning-a-ryzen-build/?page=19#comment-563450 Worst case it might be a decent work around until something is either fixed or..............

Gave the Green Drive line a strike thru and added what you suggested.

I would definitely try every option with your files until you figure out what works and what does not work. I personally used HandBrake on every one of my Movies to convert them from 1080 6Channel down to 720 2Channel for all my devices and of course kept the originals for my HD Capable devices. So my ipads, iphones or whatever just stream with no effort, but notices my Library got rather HUGE. Lol

Mind sharing your script or said content of your script? Just curious.

You could easy login via the GUI interface unless of course your machine is already running then you might have to do some Command line. https://www.howtogeek.com/118337/stupid-geek-tricks-change-your-ip-address-from-the-command-line-in-linux/

I wonder if its possible to setup a method using Shares with Read/Write to Cache and then ReadOnly on the Array unless something is disabled. I'm guessing that could be performed with the chattr in a Cron script a while after the mover runs. find /mnt/disk1/Media/ -type f -exec chattr +i "{}" \; I did tinker a few times with setting chatter +i and chatter -i and it appears to work rather well and even if your root you can't appear to do much. I however didn't try moving any files or folders after running chattr to see if it denied or disabled the command.

Uh..... Lol Now I feel a bit silly.

I have mine set to /storage /mnt/user/Movies/All//output /mnt/user/Movies/All//config /mnt/cache/system/appdata/MakeMKV I have mine set to the Storage and Output Path so I can drill down and find things or put things where I want with no issues. Not sure if that helps or hurts anything. Lol I'm running 6.4 Chrome Version 62.0.3202.94 (Official Build) (64-bit)

User Scripts. Allows you to write any little script and push a button to make it run. You can even schedule things with its built in scheduler.

Or your going to have to Pre-Transcode everything you give them so its ready to go without the need to Transcode anything. Use the Optimize feature in Plex and copy to a drive so its ready to go or you can use something like Handbrake and Encode the files to an AppleTv or something of the sort standards so its simpler.

Your best bet would to be to post this issue in the Docker you installed meaning find the Plex Docker Thread for linuxserver.io and you'd get more eyes on it than just posting it up in General Support.

I'd post your issue in the krusader topic because your bound to get more support than just in General Support.

Cryorig H7. Doesn't Block Ram at all and in my opinion from all the research I've attempted to do. Fits better than Hyper 212 and performs pretty much the same or just a bit better, but I might be a bit biased since I bought 2. Lol BIoStar Here it is in an old Build of mine. https://forums.lime-technology.com/topic/9303-kizers-build/?do=findComment&comment=522987 AsRock Xeon Build with Cooler installed https://forums.lime-technology.com/topic/9303-kizers-build/?do=findComment&comment=602239 Its a bit smaller than the Cooler Master Hyper 212 and its now in my Xeon 1225. AsRock z97 Extreme 6 and doesn't block the Ram on either machine. Super quit and 34bucks from Amazon. 120mm and you can pull off the fan if you don't like the stock one. I've kept the stock fan on both my builds as well. Neither of mine are the same board your running, but you can check out the specs and print off a will it fit Origami Model for your board before droping it in too. http://www.cryorig.com/h7_us.php

Plex "should" do all that automatically. I don't use anything to scrap for meta data, fan art or thumb nails.

Plex works with PS3 and PS4 unless thats something your not interested in.

How much Ram are you running on your system and what are your typical file sizes you are moving?

Plex Docker? Works on tons of devices.

Totally True. I'm just trying to deter those people that attempt to remote login from anywhere else that isn't supposed to be on my machine. Basically keep the script kiddies out of my machine or I should say "our machines" I like the layer method of protecting my system. One layer of protection over another. I lock my front door with two locks. The bottom lock and the dead bolt.

Request. Not sure if this is the venue to do it, but since a lot of us use SSH over Telent could there be a disable Root login added for SSH via this plugin? I purposely use a user to login and then switch to su to do what I need to do to deny direct root logins. I did it using a Plugin long time ago called ssh Plugin a while back from docgyver 2016.02.25.2 to accomplish this and I no longer see it as downloadable/install able since SSH comes installed.

Hmmm, I installed a Plugin called ssh Plugin a while back from docgyver 2016.02.25.2 that no longer appears to be in the App section. It must of not been kept up or something. I think this should be looked at and made an option for those that don't want to allow root access via the default install or with a small plugin or maybe add to "Tips and Tweaks". I just put in a request with that plugin and I guess we will see where it goes.

I'd personally disable Telnet via the Common Problems Plugin and enable SSH. I'd also disable Root Login for SSH, Meaning you have to login via a "user" then switch to "su" via console. More or less forces two layers of login vs straight to ROOT. For the life of me I can't remember how I installed SSH, unless its standard now. Something to research before disabling Telnet thou.

if it persists I'd also run it in Safe Mode with no Plugins/Dockers/VM's and see if it changes anything. Of course that limits your machine to idling and do some basic file serving, but sometimes something can go sideways and cause issues.

There is nothing wrong with using Disk Shares as long as you Transfer Disk Shares to Disk Shares and don't even think about Mixing Disk Shares with User Shares, which we all know gets really UGLY if done. I only suggested it as a if needed, but I wouldn't recommend using it all the time unless you have a very specific need. Personally I'd just use the Cache drive and have Plex point at your shares and when the files are moved they are moved to your array to limit your chance of loss. Sure the first day they would be accessible very fast, but you are increasing your chances of loosing data for 90 days.