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No, with "17" I meant java 17, not MC 1.17. So can we define "17" now in the variable?

So we put 16 even for 17? (see above) Also how about the path in the server config? Revert it to simple "java"? In new installs maybe you should default that key to 16 as most people will try and use MC 0.17.1 and above.

Thanks this worked for me too. I would have found it, but when I ls /usr/lib there was no folder jvm in it... apparently there is.

Something not ok after the update... I am trying to start my world server and when I click ">" it takes me to Virtual Console, where I see no new entries. It just doesn't start it, no errors, no anything. EDIT: In crafty.log I see this: 2021-09-23 22:17:00,862 - [Crafty] - CRITICAL - app.classes.minecraft_server - Minecraft server Java path does not exist... (Server was running fine before the update) EDIT #2: This is the path I have set for java (and again: was working before the update): /usr/lib/jvm/java-16-openjdk/bin/java EDIT #3: I reverted the path to a simple "java" (as it was before 1.17). This allows the server to start... but not really. It is "green" but clients cannot connect to it any more! (the world and clients are 1.17.1)

TPM is required in more and more things nowadays, including installing Windows 11 on a VM. Seems that KVM on unRAID can be done to support a virtual KVM, according to this guide: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/swtpm-unraid-zoltan-repasi/ Can this be implemented natively on unRAID maybe for 6.10?

BTW... for some reason it got back to 180GB free after a few hours. Something that had to do with sparse virtual volumes I believe? (yes cache was empty already when I opened this thread - nothing for mover)

Device size: 465.76GiB Device allocated: 307.02GiB Device unallocated: 158.74GiB Device missing: 0.00B Used: 279.46GiB Free (estimated): 185.37GiB (min: 185.37GiB) Free (statfs, df): 185.37GiB Data ratio: 1.00 Metadata ratio: 1.00 Global reserve: 447.55MiB (used: 0.00B) Multiple profiles: no Data Metadata System Id Path single single single Unallocated -- --------- --------- -------- -------- ----------- 1 /dev/sdd1 305.01GiB 2.01GiB 4.00MiB 158.74GiB -- --------- --------- -------- -------- ----------- Total 305.01GiB 2.01GiB 4.00MiB 158.74GiB Used 278.38GiB 1.08GiB 64.00KiB So, what is the 120GB diff that Krusader does not show me (even showing hidden files). It is not a couple of GB. I also did this: du -h --max-depth 1 /mnt/cache 151G /mnt/cache/system 3.9G /mnt/cache/appdata 141G /mnt/cache/domains 45M /mnt/cache/generic_caching 188M /mnt/cache/seafile 296G /mnt/cache Well the big difference is system. Seems I have no access inside system/docker/docker (I use a folder not a file docker). I am not sure the size is realistic for my dockers, but I also cannot verify it (seemingly) from Krusader as it doesn't have root access. Any ideas how to? EDIT: I tracked it down to /mnt/cache/system/docker/docker/btrfs/subvolumes In there is a huge number of (virtual) volumes, not sure if they are cleaned up properly. Some (plenty) of them seem to be same size, which doesn't look too random to me. I wonder if some dockers could/should share subvolumes.

Here you are. I read two similar threads btw... One "excused" this behavior that the FS supposedly uses more than reported by unRAID (and there is a command to find the actual FS overhead - which if you ask me, unRAID should include in the free space report). The other was fixed (?) by rebooting in maintenance mode (not an easy task on a production server). quasar-ultima-diagnostics-20210915-1007.zip

Well, the title says it all. unRAID (refreshed) page reports 60% use, 300 of 500GB for my cache. In Krusader, checking the size of all folders (with "show hidden" enabled) shows 181GB in use. Where are 119GB of storage???

Indeed the guy that made Mystic is almost hiding. He wants to keep an underground profile etc. But there is a guy in YouTube that seems to have some info: https://www.youtube.com/MysticGuyBBS On the other hand, Enigma is FOSS, so it has a nice github page that has info and some contacts (Bryan Ashby or NuSkooler) and is also on Facebook. [email protected]

You could talk to the guy that made it. I find that when giving a dev a new spark (like running this in a container in something like unRAID), kickstarts things back into action. Maybe he is interested to fix his side of the program's issues.

Great! Ah Mystic is by the guy that made netrunner (one of the most popular terminals). That said, I don't like that this is not a FOSS project and that latest releases are quite a few months back. ...but beggars can't be choosers I guess

ok

OK thanks. Really hope you can return to it some time as it is a VERY interesting container. Keep up the great work.

A few questions pls. My data: - I have my own domain, but a dynamic IP. - My hosting provider/domain registrar, seems to provide certification for my domains, although I haven't used it yet. - I am currently using no-IP but I want to get off that service (as it needs manual intervention once a month or so) and also have duckdns. - Right now on my registrar DNS service, I set CNAME for my server services with my domain that all go to my no-ip DNS. As I said I prefer to move this to duckdns. Questions: 1) a) Can I configure SWAG both to refresh my duckdns (so not to use an additional container for that) AND provide letsencrypt certificates for my real domain? (and subdomains) b) What is the correct config for that? 2) If I decide to use my domain host issued certs INSTEAD of letsencrypt, can SWAG help me with that (or is there something to be careful when configuring SWAG)? 3) Can NGINX rewrite URL that leads to subdomains or paths, irrelevant if the requested URL points to subdomain or path? Two examples: - User wants to go to https://myservice.mydomain.com... my provider DNS finds a CNAME to mydomain.duckdns.org (and all URL CNAME to same) and this reaches SWAG... can it point this to a service on myserver with https://internaldomain/myservice or https://myservice.internaldomain? - Erm... the opposite. User wants to go to https://remote.mydomain.com/myservice... my provider CNAMEs remote.mydomain.com again to mydomain.duckdns.org. Can then SWAG rewrite this as https://internaldomain/myservice or https://myservice.internaldomain? EDIT: Note on examples above. I personally prefer for user to use https://myservice.mydomain.com notation (and appropriate DNS entry) than using a folder path, EVEN if end service requires folder path (like /webtop for example). EDIT #2: 4) Is there appropriate documentation for the unRAID "version" of the container? (cannot look 222 pages) Also does unRAID "version" support zeroSSL like the "plain" container? Thanks. (please quote if replying to me and use numbers if possible)

Indeed, some help with Enigma?

Trying to test CrushFTP, but unfortunately the container crushes (sic ) on me immediately after trying to start it. I am pretty sure there is no port conflict. I used an existing user as admin (was that bad) and used a different password than the user's (I assume CrushFTP has its own account management?). Any ideas? What should I look for? EDIT: Tried a different (non existing) user and different "FTP Folder 1". Still same issue.

No you are wrong. It shows the password as many times as needed if service is rebooted, at least until you change the password (I haven't checked after that).

Ah good to know. So, 2021.1.2 is soon to come right?

Is this project still active?

ooooh... gotta say... counter intuitive thanks man

Actually I don't even know WHAT button you need to click. I don't see how it updates even without scheduling. As for scheduling, of course it should be there, no need for manual cron as these is already the tasks tab...

I asked in crafty discord but didn't get anything... Can someone help me on how Jar Update URL works? I have set it to: https://papermc.io/api/v1/paper/1.16.5/latest/download (which actually returns the latest download link) My Server Jar field is set to: paper-1.16.5-775.jar (which is one before the last today) ...but how can I make Crafty (if I can) follow the updates and schedule them? If I need to use the "tasks" (which would be where scheduling would be expected) I don't see anything related to updating the server. Help?

Well I already use it like that. I made /backups point to my array backup path, so now crafty takes backups there fine. Very promising server.