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Nyx is a separate program. As far as I'm aware it's not within this docker container. I ended up switching from running Tor in Docker (Unraid app) to setting it up in a dedicated virtual machine. For me this had several advantages: The VM is a contained environment and has a separate IP. This has a security benefit that no ports from the internet have to opened to my home server. Using FreeBSD (which is very easy and usable) adds to network diversity within the Tor network, which is greatly needed. * My VM runs Nyx and can run other tor-related utilities if I wanted to. Configuring is easy just follow the manuals. * For more on why this matters one could read up on The Danger of Technology Monocultures but Tor actually states itself: choosing an Operating System (https://community.torproject.org/relay/technical-considerations/ ) current network statistics: https://metrics.torproject.org/platforms.html

I just updated the CA plugin, this broke the search function. Logs are attached. CA-Logging-20250111-2322.zip

Indeed, I suggest to use docker-compose with the original docker container. It has good documentation and works well for me: https://github.com/xirixiz/dsmr-reader-docker

Thanks! I decided to just go for it and rebuilt my server yesterday. I'm now waiting for the first parity sync to finish, will learn more along the way. I'll use 2x 2TB NVMe in ZFS mirror as you suggested. This will hold all docker, appdata, user homes and other frequently modified files. I'll have to manage storage but 2TB could well be enough. Perhaps I can use the 3rd NVMe separately as single ZFS for non-critical VMs at some point, I'll hold onto it it in any case.

Hi all, happy to join the Unraid forums! TL/DR: moving from OMV to Unraid, please advise on my envisaged disk layout below. As an intro, after starting with Synology a long time ago I’ve been running a home server for the last 6 years using OpenMediaVault 5 and 6 (Debian 10 and 11). I’m familiar with Debian so that was a natural choice for me at the time, but less so lately. I don’t like the docker implementation in OMV and find myself doing a lot of manual work in the terminal. Which was fine at first, but my time has become more limited. I’ve been delaying the upgrade to OMV7 (Debian 12) and looking at alternatives, finally settling on Unraid 7 which seems the best fit for me. I’ve been researching docs and YouTube but still have a few choices to make. And since I’m rebuilding my ‘production’ server I want to get this right the first time, so your advice is appreciated. I’m using Unraid 7.0.0-rc1 on the following hardware: Case: Antec P100 tower Board: Fujitsu Kontron D3644-B CPU: Intel i3-9100 RAM: 64GB ECC Services: Media server (audio, video, photo) SMB shares Time Machine Docker containers (Photoprism, Plex, Syncthing, DSMR-reader, databases, etc.) a single VM, maybe Disk layout (envisaged): Array: 4x 8TB HDD for static data, long term storage of media and user homes WD Red NAS HDD formatted XFS, single parity Array Cache: 2x 256GB SSD for downloads and performance improvement of the Array Silicon Power A55 SSD formatted ZFS mirror Pool: 3x 2TB NVMe for dynamic data: docker, appdata, VMs, user homes Transcend 220S M.2 NVMe formatted ZFS raidz1 I’m happy with the layout but not sure about the formatting. First: I want to use ZFS on the pool for its performance and robustness. And with all this RAM, performance should not be a problem. But historically docker on ZFS was a problem, how is this now on Unraid? Second is the Array HDD format. I think the standard XFS is just fine, or is there a reason to use BTRFS or ZFS in the array? On single disks with overnight parity I’m not sure what the benefit is. I want the disks to spin down so not using raidz1 for that reason. On OMV I‘ve used both ext4 and BTRFS, but ext4 performance was much faster (no COW). And with the Snapraid plugin on OMV (similar to overnight parity in Unraid) I didn’t make use of the BTRFS snapshot features anyway. These days I’m leaning less towards advanced command line and more towards ‘just work’ and GUI implementation for mission critical parts. Sorry for the long intro, but hope this helps to give advice on the questions. Thanks in advance!