jamesbaker

You have to install the FireFox docker on Unraid. Then use that to connect to the Webui of the dockers you connected to your secondary lan. This works if you add the second lan as a "ip4 custom network" and set "Host access to custom networks: Enbled" in the Docker setting.

For anyone interested in easy seeding and saving space on your cache drive. Many of you probably already know this, but if you want to continue seeding after Couchpotato and Sickbeard move your files, then the Deluge docker container must have your "/Media" folder mapped in the same manner as in the other containers. Otherwise the symlinks will fail. This involves clicking on "Add another path,port or variable" and filling it out in your torrent docker. Originally I believed the symlinks would work until I restarted Unraid or Deluge. But in reality deluge had a lock on the file, and Couchpotato or Sickbeard would leave a .fuse.. of the same size after renaming. Once seeding was interrupted, then the .fuse.. file disappeared and the ability to seed was lost. After mapping the "/Media" folder, then the symlinks survive a reboot on Unraid, and allow a re-check of the torrent, etc. You will need to pause then resume the torrent or restart deluge to unlock the .fuse.. files to free up the space on your cache drive. This happens often enough between backups and upgrades, so not a big deal. BTW, it seams that Sonarr won't continue seeding on my setup since it only uses hardlinks and hardlinks won't work across disks or shares. Which is why the change back to Sickbeard. I want to thank Binhex for make a great collection of docker containers. He truly has made Unraid an enjoyable experience.

Any way to include support for USB sound devices? Could make this into a multimedia monster without having to recompile every time

Tried running UNraid off an SD card These are the issues I got 1 can't find web interface on any ips 2 can't use "powerdown" or "shutdown now" commands. Had to reset computer 3 was able to telnet in at the usual IP address. Changed directory to /boot/config and couldn't find any files there. No "go" script or anything. When I looked at the card on my laptop everything was there. "go" script had the line "/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &" Tried this on SD and MMC cards. Haven't tried SDHC. CF cards work fine for running UNraid. The Flash GUID generated a key, and has been running a Plus server for a while. It's nice to use CF cards cause I can make backups and replace flash cards at any time. The Flash GUID is off the reader and not the CF card. No need to regenerate Flash GUID when changing CF cards. No one's going to steal the CF reader cause it's bolted into the computer. The only issue is CF cards are considered a hard disk in my Asus mb bios. If the CF card is removed and then rebooted you have to enter the bios to change the boot order of the HD's before you can boot again. SD card are considered a Removable disk, and don't have this issue Using SD cards as a viable Unraid usb drive is probably low on the priority list, but thought I would mention it.

Just confirmed BubbaQ's Cache disk partition bug. My cache drive was partitioned only a few weeks ago with fdisk in linux. The drive was identified fine, but after starting the array it was considered "unformatted" and the format button on the emhttp appeared. This configuration has worked fine until Beta 6, but Beta 6a destroys the partition table. Just lost all the data on the cache drive when the array was started, but I have backups of the important stuff. history of cache drive: I partitioned a seagate (ST3160815AS) 160gb drive with cfdisk primary partition 145,000MB device sdg1 second partition was 15,041MB device sdg2 mkreiserfs -l diskx /dev/sdg1 to format first partition and label it "diskx" mkswap -L swap /dev/sdg2 to format the second partition and label it "swap" Attached is the syslog The cache drive is detected as "sdg" After hitting the "start" button the log says Mar 8 19:16:30 Tower emhttp: shcmd (38): /usr/local/sbin/set_ncq sdg 1 >/dev/null Mar 8 19:16:30 Tower emhttp: writing mbr on disk 21 (sdg) with partition 1 offset 64 Can you give us an option NOT to repartition the drive? Or make it a part of the "format" button? Thanks syslog.cache.partition.error3.8.2011.txt

How fast does your system boot in to Slackware? How easy is it to update? With each new version of Unraid can you just unzip BZROOT and copy the files over to your hard-drive? Or do you have to recompile even if the kernel hasn't changed?

Did you use linux versions of fdisk or cfdisk? I used cfdisk and am running beta6 without an issue. Got a swap partiton on the cache drive and it mounts instantly You also have to use mkreiserfs to format the first partiton on the cache drive, otherwise UNraid will blow it away. Be sure to label the disks to make mounting easier. mkreiserfs -l yourdisk /dev/hda1 mkswap -L yourdisk /dev/hda2

This release looks good. How many releases after this till final?

Tried to turn off sharing of SMB on disk 5 and the emhttp crashed as well. everything else seems to work just attached my syslog syslog-20110228-140633.txt.zip

Got emhttp to load, but after adding a cache drive the web page crashed again. Server is still up and running and all disk shares seem to be functioning.

Got the web config page to work after replacing the disk.cfg file Then changed the spin down delay from never to 15 minutes thru the web interface and access was no more. Oh well gotta wait till beta 6

Hi Which version of Netatalk is being used? is it 2.0.5 or 2.1.x? also which version of Avahi? Thanks

I've been using the Unraid 5 beta 2 with the Netatalk 2.05 package as a Timemachine backup. It's been running for months without any major issues. Made a user share "timemachine" and it spans three drives right now. The drives being used are 1.5TB for parity and three 750GB for data (planning to start upgrading to 1.5TB drives soon) There were problems when using AVAHI and DBUS. So all of that was left out when following the initial instructions in this topic. Who needs to advertise where their backups are anyway? Security of the data is more important than speed or zeroconfig capabilities. No Cache drive is being used either. All the other information posted in this topic has been great and very helpful. Here is some extra settings I've found to work while using UNRAID 5.0 Beta 2 Didn't have to copy the encrypted passwords to the Shadow file since 5.0 has that covered, but did have to confirm that /bin/false was changed to /bin/bash in the password and shadow files The settings under your User Shares tab in the web interface: Create a User Share called "Timemachine" Click on the share to change some settings CIFS Export: "NO" Security: "Secure" User Access YourUserNameHere: Read/Write Go to Utilities tab in the web interface and start the permissions repair if their are any access issues. my AppleVolumes.default file has this line at the end Code: /mnt/user/timemachine "timemachine" allow:YourUserNameHere cnidscheme:cdb options:upriv,usedots,tm perm:2770 minor problems I've had: Can't seem to get ROOT user to work under AFP. Sucks, but isn't a big problem. After booting up unraid, Timemachine fails to backup with an error message "..could not be accessed (error -1)" , but the second attempt and every attempt after that works fine. Hope this helps all those impatient people waiting for Beta 3:)