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What path is this? /autoProcess/SickBeard/autoProcessTV/sabToSickBeard.py ... is this a mapped directory for beardrage or something?

I have not had any issues with IPMI. Are you using the dedicated IPMI network port on your mobo?

Yes. I have the PlexPy docker working well connected to PMS on a different ESXI VM (local). Secure connections is set to preferred (not mandatory) within PMS.

I don't recall, unfortunately, but I spun up a Docker nzbget to try to remember. I think it's the DetailTarget and InfoTarget logging items (which now, apparently, are accessible within the GUI config as well). I think if you change those to either "log" or "none" that will keep those messages at the top of the GUI from growing into the thousands just because its logging every article being downloaded. And yes, while I use CP and Sonarr, there are times I download things manually and want basic sorting ability or (more importantly) the ability to replace dots with spaces in the name.

Its called Glitter.... I tried it on current version of Sab and its very much alpha... but it looks promising. Looks like it will be part of Sab 8; if and when.... https://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=18880 I too was an avid Sab user, but only today, I was able to successfully implement NZBGet thanks to Dimtar's guidance. They stopped development on Glitter for the current version of Sab. In fact, I think they pulled the theme file outright so its really now only available for alphas and beyond. None of the sab dockers support anything but the stable versions, as far as I've seen. Edit-- Here are the reasons why I felt nzbget didn't work for me when I tried it: No.Replace.Dots.With.Spaces.In.Folder.Name option--this one drove me crazy. The "Messages" tab at the top was just constantly flooded with needless info. Finally figured out how to change the logging level with a configuration switch buried in the configuration file, but seriously, why?? Sorting/renaming requires 3rd party post-processing script. Single-thread post processing? Couldn't figure out a way to monitor connections to my various news servers

I have tried it. On 3 different occasions. I really, really wanted to like it, but no matter how much time I gave it, and how many different configs I tried, I just kept wanting to go back to Sab. And now with the new skin in the alpha versions, I'm really looking forward to trying out the new version. I guess that means no?

This is most certainly off-topic, but since you guys are by far the most productive group with Dockers, I figured I'd toss out a little challenge... The maintainer of the multicore par2 (chuchusoft) seems to have vanished from the internet. All of the par2 multicore packages apparently have vanished in kind as well. I think one of the sab devs (or at least a repo maintainer?), however, found an old source file and has updated his build script accordingly. If LinuxServer decides to release a sabnzbd Docker, it would be outstanding to include the multicore par2 binary. Further reading can be found here: https://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=18793 Pretty please?

You are correct! I emailed Crucial, and they confirmed that their 1.35V memory works just fine at 1.5V. I just wish it could run at the lower voltage. I mean, who doesn't like saving energy?

Hello, I know there are quite a few X9SCM owners around here, so I'm hoping someone can chime in. I recently pulled the trigger on two kits of Crucial ECC Ram. Here's the specific link: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/ct2kit102472bd160b#productDetails While not officially on the SM memory compatibility list, the board does list 1.35V RAM as being compatible. Since I don't have a V2 CPU, I can only run it at 1333, not 1600. No big deal. However, it's running the RAM at 1.5V instead of 1.35V. The X9SCM also has no BIOS configs related to RAM voltage or timings. I've ran a couple passes with memtest and it seems to be good, but I'm a little concerned running this RAM at a higher voltage than its designed for. Any thoughts on the matter would be appreciated. Thanks!

I ordered two from Newegg as well, won't be delivered until Wednesday and about $7 more total. Could get these from Amazon by tonight, but pretty sure Newegg has a restocking fee even for unopened items. Shame, would be nice to get this in my server this evening. Oh well. Edit: Pulled the trigger anyway. Newegg should take their unopened memory back with no restocking fee. FYI for anyone with an X9SCM-F mobo... while this memory is rated at 1.35V, the X9SCM will push it at 1.5V, which is completely fine, per Crucial.

How long does it usually take for updates to reflect in the Arch User Repository? Just curious as Sonarr released a big new version earlier this week.

I'm in need of a RAM upgrade, so I would be interested in selling 16 GB of Kingston ECC RAM. Specifically, 2 kits of this (which I believe is the exact one you're looking for): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820139262 I think I may even have the original packaging as well. Offer? Edit: Oops. You want 32 GB total. Nevermind.

Yes, in the LinuxServer repo: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=41243 ... not on their list, but its in the Docker hub. Edit: Direct link to the container -- https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/linuxserver/plexpy/

I got PlexWatch to work about a month ago, and then deleted it. Tried it again last week, and couldn't get it to work (even with the same, existing config). I think something broke along the way. Give PlexPy a look. Very active development, less resource-intensive, modeled after PlexWatch. Right now the dev is adding in notification customization, which should be only a few days away from being available. Edit: spelling

Yes we can make 'show dot files' a config setting for SMB protocol. We changed it because it fixes the issue where it's not possible to fully empty a share via Network if there are any such objects on the share put there by some app or netatalk, thus not possible to delete the share. Yes! Another vote to make this a config setting, please!

Yeah, it seems to think its an unknown version of PlexPy, even though the Docker container pulls the latest tarball from github. But in-container updates doesn't seem to work too well. I might pop over to the Plex forums and see if drzoidberg would be willing to implement a toggle to disable the in-app update.

As of right now those two Dockers are identical--I believe the top one above forked the bottom one. I installed one of them using the Docker Search plugin, and it really only required one change (so far)... adding 8181 to the port mapping (8180 was already mapped, but for some reason 8181 was the one to use). I haven't had a chance to play with it too much yet, but it seems to be working so far! Much smoother than trying to get PlexWatch to work within a Docker, and there's active development. So this is a huge plus! Edit: Hmm. But now there's something in the Docker log about something else running on 8181. Will require some more investigation.

If I run plexwatch.pl from the command line I get the following message: Anyone have a clue what I'm doing wrong? Permissions, perhaps? Maybe when you copied back to the cache it took root as the user?

Hey binhex, would this enable you to reimplement the multicore par2 for sabnzbd, by chance? https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/par2cmdline-tbb/ Just curious! Thanks!

Maybe it's time to pull Docker out of the Virtualization section and give it its own section. Not sure what I'd suggest after that, but it seems to me that with some planning you can organize all these threads in such a way to make the most sense to users. Perhaps: Docker - Repos (with their respective support threads) - General Support - Developers/Repo Maintainers - Requests

Howdy all. Ironic, nice to see you back frequenting the forums. Since you're taking requests, I'd love to make a request for sabnzbd (with multicore par2!!). I know there are lots of sabnzbd dockers out there already, but none seem to allow me to pull down alpha/beta/RC versions. This would be stellar, and then I could run my other 2 containers (CP and Sonarr) all under a unified base image. Sounds like bliss to me. Thanks in advance! If not possible, no worries.

Got a warning today in sab regarding the par2 parameters not being valid. Came to the thread and did a search, and noticed that the multicore version of par2 was swapped out. I don't suppose there's any way to update the first post with a major change such as this in the future? Are there any plans to reincorporate in the future, by chance? Maybe utilize a mirror to host the package, or is that against the license? Sorry if this was already asked/suggested. I did search, honest.

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Could be the processor improvement between your Netgear and your unRAID box. My understanding is there's actually more overhead involved with OpenVPN versus PPTP due to the enhanced encryption.

Yeah, I don't see that happening ;-) We need to do more digging on this to see what the best approach would be for Plex. Maybe I need to drop a note to the Plex team to get their feedback. They're actually quite helpful to outside developers, from my understanding. Not sure if there's a good way to get in touch with them aside from their forum. Maybe email plexpass at plex.tv?