weslocke

Ahh... didn't even think about directly working on the samba setup. Thanks!

128gig, and yes. I was essentially wanting windows systems to connect to the Unraid box something like: x:\ -> /mnt/users/Videos y:\ -> /mnt/users/Pictures z:\ -> /tmp However now it's academic. I just tossed the Tdarr server onto one of the Windows boxes so that I didn't have to worry about path translations at all. I hate not having it in a Docker container, but it was too much of a pain to get set up. Took about a minute with the Windows install. Though I am still curious if it would be possible to expose system level directories in Unraid to client systems. /etc or tmp for example. I'm not saying it's a good idea, mind you, just more curious

On the host. I want to map Docker: "/temp" to Unraid: "/tmp" and point transcodes at the Docker: "/temp" so that operations happen in RAM rather than on the SSD. However the Windows clients need to be able to map the Unraid: "/tmp" to something like X:\ for it to work correctly.

Because of how Tdarr works. There's a centralized "transcode" directory that all of the nodes/server are connected to. The node does the conversion to that directory, then copies it out of the directory at the end of the transcode. In my case the server is in a docker container, but all of my nodes are standalone Windows boxes. I honestly don't know why the individual nodes don't write to local storage for transcode, possibly for use in other docker containers or something.

This is probably a dumb question with a simple answer, but is it possible to share /tmp to clients? I would like to use it for Tdarr transcoding to save writes on my cache SSD, but I need my windows nodes to be able to access it as well

Nope, no help. Already tried it in both Chrome and IE.

Was just wondering if anyone had any recommendations for what might be happening. I had an issue with the new version of Plex giving me an error, so the rabbit hold that I went down had me upgrade from Unraid 5.0 to 5.0.6, remove SimpleFeatures and install Dynamix. Everything seems to be fine (except that I still get the Plex error), except that Dynamix doesn't actually have anything below the menu bar. I don't have anything named for Simple Features anywhere on my USB stick, I've removed everything but Plex, Dynamix and MYSQL... and the only errors I'm getting on boot is that something keeps wanting to install OpenSSL 0.9.8: syslog:Dec 14 14:40:38 Tower logger: Package openssl-solibs-0.9.8zb-i486-1_slack13.37.txz failed to install! syslog:Dec 14 14:40:39 Tower logger: Package openssl-0.9.8zb-i486-1_slack13.37.txz failed to install! I'm attaching a copy of my Syslog as well as Chrome and IE screenshots in the hope that someone has a suggestion. (And I swear I searched first.) syslog.zip