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Yeah I have no idea how to use this plugin now and it seems like nobody does. Does anyone have any alternative?

Looks like this is the same thing I'm asking about. I don't really understand this either

I am confused by getting several results that I can't delete which all say "Saved templates still reference this folder at /config. Remove or update the saved template before quarantining or deleting this appdata path." Does this just mean a saved docker template because I previously installed it? I don't get it, I need to go into the flashdrive and delete the docker template to delete the orphaned appdata?

Hoping someone can point me in the right direction here. For some context: I am using this container as the DNS on my own network I use Tailscale on my network When I want to use a commercial VPN for privacy purposes, I use an exit node configured to use the VPN in tailscale I'm trying to find a way to use my pi hole as my DNS while using one of my VPN exit nodes (this I know how to do), but without defeating the entire purpose and leaking my IP via DNS queries (this I don't know how to do). It seems like theoretically what I need is to route my unbound queries through a VPN, but I'm not sure how to accomplish that (or any alternative). Anyone have any tips?

I'm using the Ugreen LED plugin for the dxp4800 plus. Today, one of my HDD LEDs turned from the usual white to pink, and that persisted on a reboot. Nothing appears to be amiss with my server or the array, and everything seems to be functioning normally. I don't think I've seen this even mentioned as a possible output — am I potentially experiencing an LED issue?

I appreciate the insight! Any other tweaks you have done?

Hi all, I apologize for reviving a very old thread, but I'm hoping to connect with more DXP4800 plus owners to get some tips and compare our results. I have tried adjusting the fans with an auto fan plugin, and I think I got that working on the HDD bays, but I'm not sure how to set that up for the CPU fan. I have also been looking at the CPU temps I see on my dashboard, and I'm a little worried about those, but I might be looking at the wrong thing. In my System Temp plugin settings I have processor set to coretemp - cpu temp. I haven't been sure which one is the mainboard to look at that. Anyways, looking at this, I see my system idling around 40-50 C. When under load like downloading and unpacking, it will shoot up to 90-100C. It doesn't usually go above 100C, and it jumps around quite a bit by +/- 10C. As soon as the load goes away, the temp goes down to the 70s basically immediately. I'm not sure if this is normal behavior, and I'm worried the temps are getting too high. Everything seems to be working fine, but those figures seem high.

Hi all, I’ve been having an issue with gluetun and am unsure where I’m going wrong. I was following SpaceInvaderOne’s video both for general setup and also enabling the container as a tailscale exit node. I wanted to have a couple of containers tunneling to different VPN locations to give a few options for VPNs while still being connected to tailscale (I don’t use Mullavad). Initial setup of one container went well, and then I tried to set up a second instance of it to connect to a different server. I edited the config folder and tailscale states folder to have a different path from the original containers (ie gluetun2). Initial setup of that one also seemed to work as I expected. A few hours later, I was able to use internet on containers running through the second instance’s network, but it was not actually connected to the VPN and was showing my home IP. I thought by design something like that wasn’t really possible, so I’m pretty confused. When I checked the logs, I was in a prompt to login to tailscale just like you get on initial setup. This tries to add itself as a new node. Restarting the container seems to fix the issue for a bit, but then it happens again. I’m not really sure which of these factors are actually relevant, so wanted to be as detailed as possible. Happy to provide any additional information that would be helpful. Thanks!

Hi all, I have a brand new Unraid server and am still a bit of a noob with all of this. I'm trying to set up AdGuard home as my DNS on my router, both because I'd like to have the control / statistics but also because I'd like to eventually do some manual DNS rewrites to have friendly domains point to some of my services while on LAN, and I'm having some issues. Apologies if the post gets long. I want to try and provide sufficient context, but in doing so may provide some irrelevant info. If I'm missing any important info, please let me know, and I'd be happy to provide it. I've also taken the opportunity to ask about a few unrelated things I'm wondering about. What I've done: First, I saw my router's DHCP range was all the way from .2 to .254, so I changed that to end at .200 so I had some room for static IPs Then I installed the container on Unraid setting the IP to .201, and I was then able to access the WebGUI on .201:3000 I tried both setting one device's DNS to this server and my whole router, and I'm a bit confused by the results, which were identical on both To be specific, I am using Asus Merlin software and did this under WAN -> Assign DNS Server -> Changed DNS Server to my AdGuard IP Everything in the interface itself seemed normal. Internet traffic was flowing, queries were showing up, and rules seemed to be getting picked up, but none of this made sense relative to what I was seeing on the clients For example, I tried setting up very simple DNS rewrites or blocks just to test things, like rewriting a random website to google.com, blocking google.com, things like that Whenever I tried going to any of those websites, they loaded just fine on the client device (not following the rules, ie it loaded instead of redirecting, loaded when it should be blocked, etc.) What's very weird to me is I then refreshed the query log and it showed the request being blocked or rewritten like it should be Also, when I go to something like dnscheck.tools, I don't think I'm getting what I expect there as it shows my DNS being Cloudflare, but I haven't changed the default setting in AdGuard away from quad9 I also noticed that I wasn't able to access some of my local services when I had this running. Tower.local still seemed to work, but I couldn't access my Firefox instance that I had spun up on Unraid anymore by IP There is probably some obvious user error going on here, but the above pattern of facts all seems very odd to me, so wondering if anyone has any ideas A few unrelated questions that have popped up for me: So if I want to be able to cleanly see all of my clients in Adguard and assign this DNS to my network broadly at the router level, I assume I need to use Adguard as my DHCP server too, otherwise all of the requests just show up under the umbrella client of my router? Are there any tricks to porting things over without breaking current reservations I have set (like for Unraid)? Worried about ending up in some sort of trap when trying to get things set up where I end up unable to access things Relatedly, could I end up in some sort of loop if Adguard is running on my Unraid server, and my Unraid server gets its IP from Adguard which needs to spin up in order to function? For clarity, I have not enabled the AdGuard DHCP or tried that yet, still using my router I also manually set my Unraid DNS to quad9 so that there wouldn't be a loop issue where my Unraid can't access the internet if I'm doing something with my AdGuard container. I think that's the best practice? Thank you much in advance!