MvL

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  1. I have a ssd as cache drive at the moment but it's way to small. I'm thinking of to use spinners as my cache drive because they are cheaper. Of course I want speed is this possible with spinners. Is it possible to set 2 or 3 spinners in RAID 0? Are there other options?

  2. Sorry for the delay.

     

    I'll use Autosub with Sonarr so it's for tv-shows. It uses Opensubtitles, Addic7ed, Subtitleseeker as source. What do you specifically want to know?  Please let me know.

     

    Only a part is in Dutch. I translated it with Google translate.

     

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    README
    Release notes for autosub version 1.2.0
    
    Expansions:
    - The "Forced Search" pulldown ignores the time contrains and now searches for a sub for all videos. Only the scheduled Search applies the time contrains for old videos.
    - If the option -c is used on the commandline to use another path \ config.properties, that path is already used to set the database and logfile
    - Expansion of the minmatch score with disto (e.g. amazon, netflix, hbo etc.)
    - Possibility to set the read / write rights of the downloaded sub (does not work under Windows)
    - Possibility to include a "must match" table of release groups.
      If a car has such a release group, both the sub and the video must contain the relevant release group otherwise there is no match.
    - web, webrip and web-dl are now separate source qualifiers, so web is no longer equal to web-dl
    - Added a list of more than 3200 release groups that is automatically updated from github.
      So if a new release group pops up or if I have missed one I like to hear it then I'll add it.
    - List of Addic Id's is also automatically updated from github so here I also like to hear if one is missed.
    - For old videos less is searched for subs, you see that because they are greyed out (plus a dash instead of a check mark) in the wanted list.
    - Subs where there is not enough information to meet the minmatch score from now on "greyed out" in the wanted list.
    - The layout of the home page has been adjusted to be more efficient with the space.
    - The origin of the sub is added to the "Downloaded" list as a column, so that the hover function is canceled.
    - The search for subs on Addic7ed has been extended with a retry.
      If you search for an old sub, addic7ed often does not show results the first time, but after a retry.
    - The analysis function of the video filenames has been rewritten in part by adding the distro functionality of the minmatch score.
    - If there is a disto (for example AMZ) in the sub, he will match with all video files where the word web appears as source.
     
    Search scheme for old videos is now:
    The sub is always searched for between 0 and 4 weeks.
    Between 4 and 16 weeks a search is made once a week for a day
    Older than 16 weeks is searched once every 4 weeks on a day searched.

     

  3. I tried to install Alpine in a Docker container via the Webgui but miserably failed. The reason of installing Alpine is I want to install Autosub on top to search for subtitles. This can be done via git clone. So my question how do I install Alpine in Docker?

  4. Yeah, I also so advice to test your drives. I bought a new drive and did not test it. So I copied data to drive and next morning when I checked BOOM 8 relocated sectors. I asked for RMA. Only what I lost was some time (luckily) I had to copy the data again.

  5. 23 hours ago, jonp said:


    Supporting the various web-browsers out there to provide a common experience is a real challenge nowadays.  I mean, it has always been something we've had to deal with to some extent, but as the webGui continues to evolve into something bigger and better, with more technologies being used to create a superior experience, we expect that we'll run into some browser-specific challenges along the way.

     

    @jonp Yeah I understand. Out of interest what is the Webgui using? You guys don't use a framework like CodeIgniter. Is it HTML, JS, Node? I never checked the WebGui in developers mode. 

     

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    In all seriousness though, a "style guide" more or less is already in place due to the excellent tools that @bonienl gives us to work with.  On the latest upgrade to CA, I did play around with utilizing unRaid's built-in spinner, and came to the conclusion that how I wanted CA to look when its navigating pages, etc the built-in doesn't look good when blown up to the size that I wanted, and didn't look quite right on all the themes at that size.   At its default sizing though it's perfect.  Its all of course a matter of preference, but now that CA has dropped compatibility for 6.3 I have the ability to play around.

     

    Don't get me wrong @Squid I appreciate the Community Application. Just some positive feedback. To be honest I'm a bit jealous of your program skills. 

     

    unRAID 6.5.1 is still running fine! @limetech Thank you for the update.

     

    Edit: Just notice the arrows on the Docker Tab, right side. Is that the order of start up?

  6. 2 minutes ago, limetech said:

     

    That's not a Safari issue.  There is code that detects how wide the browser window is and gets rid of the button labels to avoid crowding.

     

    True, I already notice... :$

     

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    Actually everything should work now in Safari except webTerminal.

     

    The issue has to do with Safari not recognizing authentication headers with websocket connections.  If you don't have an unRAID root password, then webTerminal will work in Safari (because there's no authentication).

     

    We are moving to a websocket based implementation for real-time status update; however, there are only a handful of places in webGui where this  has been implemented to date.  One place is the CPU Load Statistics on the Dashboard.   The latest "fix" is that the webGui detects if you are using Safari and if so, switches to technique called "long polling" instead of websockets.  (The other technique is called EventSource but that too doesn't work correctly with Safari.)

     

    Both long polling and EventSource are uni-directional, server to client only, and of course webTerminal must be bi-directional,  hence must be implemented using websockets.  For this reason webTerminal will never work with Sarfari unless Apple fixes the problem (don't hold your breath), or we switch to something other than Basic authentication, which we are working on currently.

     

     

    Thanks for the explanation! I hope for a fix in the future. Would be nice if it's working. In the meantime I can always open chrome when needed.

  7. 4 hours ago, Maticks said:

    Very interesting... Have you tried the binhex container? I might have to fire up a second Plex docker see if that fixes it.

     

    Do other transcodes work though writing to /tmp

     

    I'm using the official Plex Inc Docker container. Not tried the binhex container.

     

    I now have the transcode directory on the cache drive. 

     

    I'm not sure what messed up my linuxserver.io container. It's interesting to do a new install of the linuxserver.io container to check if the problem still exists. Maybe writing to /tmp messed everything up. On the other hand I copied my docker plex linuxserver.io config to the new docker plex inc container. So it's running with the same settings. Of course I did change the directory of transcode location in the setting of plex server.