EvilRacer329

Hi Guys, This is kicking my ass - I need help. For some reason, at some point recently Plex no longer maps a port, preventing access via the local webgui. I can access it just fine via plex.tv, can stream stuff etc, but all devices on the home network think it's a remote device. I've tried creating a new config folder, I've tried deleting and re-downloading and configuring the docker from the limetech template, and literally everything works...but no WebGUI. I've posted screenshots of the config pane, as well as the docker panel so you can see the GUI mapping missing. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Nick

I'm tearing my hair out here, so I think I'm going to have to ditch CrashPlan and figure something else out. Things I don't like about it: - It eats (and leaks) memory like crazy - Runs on Java, so very CPU intensive - You have to run two separate dockers for the core app and the GUI - You have to use RDC to access a virtual machine to open the GUI - The RDC session regularly fails to connect or load, requiring restarting or even reinstalling the docker. - Now the GUI has decided to disconnect itself and short of reinstalling everything and re-uploading 1.7TB of data I'm stuck Yes, I need an online backup for my unRAID server - it's used as the local backup for several computers and there's stuff on there I really, really can't afford to lose to theft/fire/property damage. I don't care that it takes months to upload the initial backup seed, as everything else is incremental, but because of the sheer volume of data I need something with an unlimited storage option. Because it's on unRAID I need linux support, and because it's a home server not a business item I'd like to keep cost reasonable. CrashPlan did seem to be ideal, but it's so damned flaky that it's just not a viable ongoing option for me. And so my question to the community is this: Can anyone recommend me an alternative solution? I'm even tempted to resort to buying a big USB drive and rsyncing the critical stuff, then storing it in a fire-proof safe or something, but an online solution would be so much neater... Thanks in advance! Nick