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I'm using Nextcloud v20 with Android 3.16.0 app. Can anyone explain how sync works? Is it one way sync? Two way? Server to device or device to server? Etc.. I created a test folder and setup auto upload. New files are uploaded as expected. If I delete files in the test folder on the server, they are not deleted from the device. If I delete test files from the device, they are not deleted from the server. If I manually exec a sync, the files receive a green checkmark in the app, but it's not obvious what that means and I see no evidence of a sync.

It's mysterious. I asked the very same question awhile back.

It appears like the checkbox does not correctly indicate if DLNA is enabled or disabled, but the setting does save for me. 10.2.1 did not work this way. This behavior must be new to 10.3.1. If you get it working, I'd be curious to know how long your server stays functional with it enabled. I've been dealing with a 24-48 max uptime before Airsonic becomes unresponsive.

Any chance you want to enable it again, verify it's working properly, then wait and see what happens after a few days to weeks?

I've asked this before with no response so I'm asking again. Does anyone have DLNA enabled? My docker container runs out of memory and crashes after a day or two. Server runs like a champ if I disable the DLNA setting.

After two weeks, the server is stable and operating normally. Enabling the DLNA server seems to be the source of the memory consumption. Does anyone else have DLNA enabled and also have a stable server?

You can find the Airsonic app list here: https://airsonic.github.io/docs/apps/ Unless I misunderstood your question, you can't define separate podcast mappings like you can for music. I think the only way to achieve what you want is to run two instances of Airsonic.

I could use some expert help figuring out why my airsonic server freezes; or more specifically why it's running out of memory. I'm using version 10.1.2 with UNRAID v6.6.6. I've attached 3 logs/snips showing the memory consumption on the docker tab. The files are named 1, 2 ,3 so you can compare the image with the log until it finally crashes. JAVA_OPTS is set to -Xms256m -Xmx768m. Increasing 512 to 768 extended the uptime another day or two. Airsonic settings are default except that DLNA server is enabled. As of this post, I disabled DLNA server and set JAVA_OPTS back to 512 and will monitor for improvement. Freezing was present prior to the following changes, but other settings changed include adding a custom container folder mapping and 3 podcast subscriptions. I believe much of what is visible in the logs is related to podcasts. Does it look normal? I don't know how to interpret. A bit of history... All was fine until I tried to enable the DLNA server. Nothing I tried would work. The suggested fix was to assign airsonic its own IP. That required an OS upgrade, so I upgraded UNRAID from 6.2.4 to 6.6.6. I installed airsonic, assigned own ip, and DLNA server worked as expected. The 6.6.6 upgrade hosed my cache pool, so long story short, I recovered what I wanted, removed traces of appdata and docker.img from the array and back to the cache. At this point, my docker.img has been re-created new and installed airsonic again 100% new with nothing carried forward from a previous install. airsonic_logs.zip

Not sure if it's Airsonic, Docker template, or Unraid OS, but the Airsonic server becomes unresponsive after about 12-24hrs. Restarting the docker container will bring it back temporarily. All was working fine until I upgraded stuff. The docker log shows there is a memory error? Caused by: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded Would increasing the JAVA_OPTS help? My current setting is -Xms256m -Xmx512m Recent changes: Updated all plugins Updated Unraid to v6.6.5 Enabled Airsonic DLNA server Changed the network type to Custom : br0 and assigned a fixed IP in the docker template Updated Unraid to v6.6.6

Truth. Upgraded to 6.6.5 last week and found the time to play with Airsonic again tonight. DLNA is finally working! ... but I feel like it should have also worked without the OS update. Thanks for the help.

Looks like unRAID 6.4+ is required to assign a different IP. {sigh} New rabbit hole to follow. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/?page=2#comment-584226

Thanks for the clarification. That is how I am setting; with a trailing '/' slash. Network type is set to Bridge, but the template does not have an IP field. Not sure how to assign this.

Thanks. I turned off PLEX and added added the following port config to the docker container. I also tried setting Network Type=Host; Privileged=On. Still no luck. Config Type: Port Name: DLNA Port Container Port: 1900 Host Port: 1900 Connection Type: UDP Description: DLNA Port Still confused about the proper usage of "LAN Server address" in the Airsonic web console. Any other suggestions?

I'm not having luck streaming music with the Airsonic DLNA media server. The media server does not appear to any devices (receiver, tv, etc). I have the PLEX media server docker installed and my devices can see that. I have restarted the Arisonic server each time after saving the DLNA setting. Any suggestions? Thanks! Enable DLNA server: Box checked Use this option to turn on the DLNA/UPnP media server in Airsonic, and stream your media to compatible DLNA players. Requires restart. Media Server name: Airsonic Name of the media server, as shown on DLNA players. LAN Server address: Slightly confused about this setting. I'm not sure exactly what I need to put here. I have tried http://UNRAID-IP/, http://UNRAID-IP/airsonic/, http://UNRAID-IP:4040/, http://UNRAID-IP:4040/airsonic/ The base LAN address to be used for DLNA resources, for example http://192.168.0.2/airsonic/ Log shows the server is enabled or at least started to enable. 2018-11-24 10:37:49.047 INFO --- o.a.player.service.UPnPService : Enabling UPnP/DLNA media server Version10.1.1-RELEASE – December 16, 2017 Serverjetty/9.3.14.v20161028, java 1.8.0_151, Linux (120.3 MB / 442.0 MB)

New to Airsonic. Music, Playlist, and Podcast folders are self-explanatory to me, but I don't understand what Media is for. Can someone explain?

Thanks for the replies guys. I like the analogy. I may revisit the docker based vpn in the future, but for now, since the router is a solution, I will try it out for a bit. Thanks for the input.

Why would I want to use this docker if my router supports openvpn? I installed the openvpn-as docker and was never able to get into the webUI. I kept getting an error "This site can’t be reached. 10.x.x.x refused to connect." Then I remembered my router has a vpn service option, which is also confusing, but I was able to enable it and get it working.

Breaking parity will put your data at risk if something goes wrong. How important is your data? I disabled parity when I converted my disks. It took about 5 hours per terabyte to copy averaging 52MB/s. It will likely take 2-3 times longer with parity enabled. I was prepared to accept the consequences if another disk failed during conversion. You need to ask yourself if you would you rather go slow and steady and maintain parity (safe) or bypass it to speed things up (risk)? It sounds like you currently have an array of 5 disks totaling 13 TB and would like to consolidate to 3 disks totaling 18TB. Is that correct? How many new disks can your system support in addition to what you currently have?

Yes, parity is written while your data is copied back to disk1; when the copy is complete, parity is valid. You don't need to run a parity check after each disk copy. Doing a final parity check isn't required, but not a bad idea. I disabled/unassigned my parity disk when I did my conversion and was unprotected during the conversion. When all disks were converted, I reassigned the parity disk and was forced to recalculate parity.

You are correct except once you format disk1, you've told the system you want to wipe all data from it. Parity is updated to reflect that decision. If your cache disk failed at this point, you would have data loss. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong.

I figured it out. I needed to specify the byte offset of where the partition begins. For anyone who might have the same question in the future, here is what I did. From the unRAID command console, display partition information of the vdisk: fdisk -l /mnt/disks/Windows/vdisk1.img I was after the values in red. The output will looks something like this: [pre]Disk vdisk1.img: 20 GiB, 21474836480 bytes, 41943040 sectors Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes Disklabel type: dos Disk identifier: 0xda00352d Device Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type vdisk1.img1 * 2048 206847 204800 100M 7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT vdisk1.img2 206848 41940991 41734144 19.9G 7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT[/pre] To find the offset in bytes, multiply the sector start value by the sector size to get the offset in bytes. In this case, I wanted to mount vdisk1.img2. 206848 * 512 = 105906176 Final command to mount the vdisk NTFS partition as read-only: mount -r -t ntfs -o loop,offset=105906176 /mnt/disks/Windows/vdisk1.img /mnt/test

I understand multiple vdisks. I guess what I am saying is this vdisk holds the OS. In order to add it as an additional drive, I need to create another VM and use a different bootable vdisk, then add the secondary. With VMware, I would do something like this to map the disk to Z:\ allowing me to directly read/write data: vmware-mount /m:w z: "c:\vm\win7\win7.vmdk" Obviously we're not dealing with VMware here, but I'm looking to achieve a similar solution. How do I approach getting them to understand each other?

Wouldn't I need to setup a 2nd VM using a different vdisk to do that? I'd rather mount the vdisk.img if I can get the syntax correct.

I'm playing with VM's and would like to access a disk image file directly. The VM is Windows 7. The filesystem should be NTFS. If I use Windows 10 file explorer and right click vdisk1.img and select "Mount" I receive the error message "The disc image file is corrupted." If I try to mount from the unRAID console: mount -r -t ntfs -o loop /mnt/disks/Windows/vdisk1.img /mnt/test I get NTFS signature is missing. Failed to mount '/dev/loop2': Invalid argument What am I doing wrong?

Correct. Once you're sure you've moved your data off disk3.